Free And Easy

Pronunciation: /friː ənd iːzi/

Definitions of free and easy

adjective describing the manner in which something is done, indicating a relaxed and casual attitude or behavior

Example Sentences

A1 She has a free and easy personality.

A2 The instructions for this game are very free and easy to follow.

B1 The atmosphere at the party was relaxed and free and easy.

B2 After finishing their work, they enjoyed a free and easy weekend at the beach.

C1 His management style is known for being free and easy, allowing employees to work independently.

C2 The artist's approach to painting is free and easy, with fluid brushstrokes and vibrant colors.

Examples of free and easy in a Sentence

formal The new software program allows users to navigate the system in a free and easy manner.

informal Just take your time and do it in a free and easy way, no need to rush.

slang Let's just chill and take things free and easy, no stress.

figurative Her carefree attitude towards life allows her to live in a state of free and easy bliss.

Grammatical Forms of free and easy

• past tense: freed and eased
• plural: frees and easies
• comparative: freer and easier
• superlative: freest and easiest
• present tense: free and easy
• future tense: will be free and easy
• perfect tense: have been free and easy
• continuous tense: is being free and easy
• singular: free and easy
• positive degree: free and easy
• infinitive: to be free and easy
• gerund: being free and easy
• participle: freed and eased

Origin and Evolution of free and easy

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The phrase 'free and easy' originated in the 17th century in England.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe someone who is relaxed and casual in behavior, the phrase 'free and easy' has evolved to also mean something that is done without difficulty or constraint.