Another Word For Easier

Meaning

The word "easier" is the comparative form of the adjective "easy." It describes something that requires less effort, difficulty, or complexity to accomplish. In other words, if a task is easier, it means that it can be done more quickly or with less trouble compared to another task.

Synonyms

• Simpler
• More straightforward
• More manageable
• Less complicated
• Effortless

Antonyms

• Harder
• More difficult
• Complex
• Challenging
• Arduous

Etymology

The word "easier" comes from the Old French word "aisier," which derives from the Latin "facilis," meaning "easy" or "easy to do." The comparative suffix "-er" is added to form "easier," indicating a higher degree of the quality described by the base word "easy."

Examples

1. Completing this math problem is easier than I thought it would be.
2. She found the new software to be easier to use than the previous version.
3. Learning to ride a bike became easier after my friend showed me some tips.
4. It’s easier to stay organized when you have a clear plan in place.
5. For many people, cooking with a recipe makes the process easier than improvising.