/ˈfæsɪl/
ADJECTIVE
Achieved or accomplished with little effort; sometimes used disparagingly to suggest that something is superficially easy or lacks sufficient thought or depth.
Something that is very easy to do or accomplish and requires little effort or difficulty.
An explanation, argument, or solution that appears easy or convincing because it ignores important details, complexity, or difficulties.
ADJECTIVE
Having a pleasant, accommodating, or flexible manner that makes someone easy to deal with.
A person who is pleasant, approachable, flexible, and willing to adapt or cooperate with others.
ADJECTIVE
Performed or expressed smoothly, readily, and with apparent ease, especially in relation to work, skills, or abilities.
A skill, ability, style, or performance demonstrated with smoothness, fluency, and little apparent effort.
ADJECTIVE
Occurring or happening easily, naturally, or without significant resistance or difficulty.
A reaction, response, or process that happens easily or naturally under the circumstances.