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  • 1Effortless — Ef fort*less, a. 1. Making no effort. Southey. [1913 Webster] 2. requiring little or no effort; as, an effortless victory. [PJC] …

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  • 2effortless — index convenient, facile, practiced Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …

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  • 3effortless — 1801, passive, from EFFORT (Cf. effort) + LESS (Cf. less). Meaning easy is from 1831. Related: Effortlessly; effortlessness …

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  • 4effortless — *easy, smooth, facile, simple, light Analogous words: *proficient, skilled, skillful, expert, adept, masterly Antonyms: painstaking …

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  • 5effortless — [adj] easy child’s play*, cursive, duck soup*, facile, flowing, fluent, light, no problem*, no sweat*, offhand, painless, picnic*, piece of cake*, royal, running, simple, smooth, snap*, uncomplicated, undemanding, untroublesome; concept 565 Ant.… …

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  • 6effortless — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ done or achieved without effort; natural and easy. DERIVATIVES effortlessly adverb effortlessness noun …

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  • 7effortless — [ef′ərtlis] adj. making, requiring, or showing virtually no effort SYN. EASY effortlessly adv. effortlessness n …

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  • 8effortless — [[t]e̱fə(r)tləs[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED: usu ADJ n Something that is effortless is done easily and well. In a single effortless motion, he scooped Frannie into his arms. ...effortless and elegant Italian cooking. Syn: easy Derived words: effortlessly… …

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  • 9effortless — adj. VERBS ▪ appear, be, look, seem ▪ Tom made the jump look effortless. ADVERB ▪ apparently, seemingly …

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  • 10effortless — ef|fort|less [ˈefətləs US ˈefərt ] adj something that is effortless is done in a very skilful way that makes it seem easy ▪ Alexei rose to his feet with a single effortless movement. >effortlessly adv ▪ He dived effortlessly into the turquoise …

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