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What is another word for
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Comparative for very easy or involving minimal effort
Comparative for ignoring the true complexities of an issue
Comparative for denoting an effortless or fluent ability
(
now rare
)
Comparative for easy to get along with
Comparative for able to flatter, seduce, and persuade with words
Comparative for polite, elegant, and sophisticated in manner
Comparative for versatile, able to do many different things
Comparative for lacking in originality, variation, spirit or energy
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Adjective
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Comparative for very easy or involving minimal effort
easier
simpler
quicker
smoother
cheaper
lighter
readier
breezier
softer
plainer
clearer
cushier
comfortabler
benigner
less
paltrier
wieldier
faster
slighter
user-friendlier
unfussier
directer
laxer
safer
lazier
cooler
handier
purer
homelier
straighter
usefuller
shorter
austerer
honester
humbler
homier
wholesomer
fresher
heartier
merer
sheerer
cleaner
meagrer
UK
meagerer
US
more straightforward
more painless
more uncomplicated
more elementary
more obvious
more fluid
more undemanding
more basic
more easygoing
more easy-peasy
more trivial
more apparent
more inconsiderable
more royal
more leisurely
more unchallenging
more unexacting
more idiot-proof
more easy-breezy
more unproblematic
more fluent
more uninvolved
more manageable
more rudimental
more moderate
more untaxing
more clear-cut
more mindless
more minimal
more untroubled
more rudimentary
more idiotproof
more evident
more accessible
more open-and-shut
more tolerable
more uncomplex
more routine
more simplistic
more efficient
more self-explanatory
more flowing
more attainable
more graceful
more intuitive
more parsimonious
more endurable
more perspicuous
more well-ordered
more unsophisticated
more unmistakable
more workable
more weightless
more unambiguous
more palpable
more superficial
more distinct
more transparent
more unequivocal
more user friendly
more unmissable
more easeful
more patent
more uneventful
more yielding
more manifest
more unburdensome
more relaxed
more uninhibited
more easy-going
more laid-back
more casual
more fundamental
more essential
more basal
more primary
more abecedarian
more primitive
more cavalier
more original
more prefatory
more simplified
more meat and potatoes
more meat-and-potatoes
more modest
more practical
more unpretentious
more intelligible
more unrefined
more unadorned
more comprehensible
more unostentatious
more unembellished
more foolproof
more convenient
more ordinary
more understated
more ergonomic
more feasible
more unelaborate
more natural
more manipulable
more restrained
more spartan
more adaptable
more classic
more unpresumptuous
more economical
more acceptable
more conventional
more no-nonsense
more unassuming
more workaday
more inelaborate
more artless
more unspecialized
more intrinsic
more uncivilized
US
more streamlined
more minimalistic
more uncluttered
more precise
more specific
more uncivilised
UK
more regular
more adequate
more undeveloped
more bare-bones
more stripped down
more ❯
“It is, at all times, a more
facile
task to excite passions than to satisfy reason.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for ignoring the true complexities of an issue
shallower
glibber
slicker
triter
flipper
lazier
simpler
hollower
sillier
emptier
flimsier
frothier
sketchier
wishy-washier
foolisher
flatter
smoother
ignoranter
flightier
pettier
vainer
paltrier
more superficial
more simplistic
more cursory
more oversimple
more oversimplified
more naive
more casual
more pat
more schematic
more flippant
more one-dimensional
more trivial
more frivolous
more meaningless
more lightweight
more uncritical
more puerile
more inane
more generic
more thoughtless
more artificial
more half-baked
more empty-headed
more unintellectual
more insubstantial
more unscholarly
more unintelligent
more passing
more basic
more simple-minded
more cosmetic
more impractical
more simplified
more slapdash
more perfunctory
more unconvincing
more unimaginative
more trifling
more inconsequential
more unimportant
more condensed
more childish
more featherbrained
more farcical
more unthinking
more undemanding
more insipid
more spiritless
more characterless
more banal
more soulless
more vapid
more vacuous
more passionless
more namby-pamby
more milk-and-water
more ❯
“Ideological polarizations on educational issues tend to be
facile
and premature.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for denoting an effortless or fluent ability
defter
adroiter
abler
slicker
sharper
handier
cleverer
apter
niftier
eliter
smoother
meaner
savvier
tastier
better
finer
smarter
greater
completer
nimbler
quicker
agiler
neater
excellenter
wickeder
crisper
straighter
wonderfuller
superber
cannier
stricter
hotter
cleaner
supremer
nippier
slier
readier
perfecter
splendider
deadlier
astuter
fitter
brainier
brighter
older
keener
cooler
shrewder
stronger
craftier
fabber
usefuller
longer-term
trustworthier
purer
choicer
maturer
fleeter
cuter
hipper
happier
hardier
powerfuller
worthier
easier
phatter
acuter
faster
wiser
quicker off the mark
curter
subtler
quicker on the draw
more fluent
more proficient
more skilful
UK
more accomplished
more adept
more skillful
US
more dextrous
UK
more dexterous
US
more practised
UK
more practiced
US
more voluble
more masterly
more skilled
more expert
more professional
more talented
more efficient
more virtuoso
more experienced
more artful
more capable
more masterful
more versed
more ace
more crackerjack
more polished
more competent
more consummate
more specialist
more trained
more educated
more big league
more top-notch
more brilliant
more ingenious
more gifted
more qualified
more exceptional
more bravura
more knowledgeable
more workmanlike
more stellar
more prompt
more outstanding
more magnificent
more formidable
more professed
more delicate
more marvellous
UK
more leet
more au fait
more marvelous
US
more precise
more streamlined
more exact
more decisive
more dazzling
more accurate
more proper
more phenomenal
more ambidextrous
more extraordinary
more express
more categorical
more remarkable
more hotshot
more artistic
more endowed
more intelligent
more flexible
more inch-perfect
more seasoned
more leading
more versatile
more conversant
more ingenuous
more dominant
more impressive
more habile
more active
more effective
more effectual
more pro
more cunning
more practical
more impeccable
more flawless
more faultless
more refined
more learned
more finished
more exquisite
more world-class
more up to speed
more peerless
more well-rounded
more serviceable
more perceptive
more satisfactory
more balanced
more graceful
more innovative
more creative
more suitable
more thorough
more glorious
more reliable
more versant
more painstaking
more smashing
more up to snuff
more quick-witted
more alert
more sharp-witted
more knowing
more top-hole
more methodical
more methodic
more systematic
more classic
more transcendent
more decent
more employable
more spot-on
more sure-fire
more stringent
more right on
more dead-on
more sporting
more immaculate
more elegant
more kosher
more deluxe
more careful
more precocious
more hep
more distinguished
more topnotch
more notable
more businesslike
more pitch-perfect
more cultivated
more specialized
US
more brill
more urbane
more fantastic
more sensational
more terrific
more tremendous
more fabulous
more specialised
UK
more beautiful
more awesome
more cultured
more inventive
more dynamic
more original
more imaginative
more innovational
more equal
more adequate
more innovatory
more inspired
more prepared
more responsible
more rad
more originative
more feasible
more trailblazing
more Promethean
more enterprising
more realizable
US
more usable
more useable
more killer
more sophisticated
more receptive
more deviceful
more elaborate
more insightful
more discerning
more supersmart
more sensitive
more observant
more hyperintelligent
more vigorous
more wired
more mercurial
more perspicacious
more intuitive
more ❯
“During the first century of independence, there were many
facile
musicians and painters, but their abilities were stifled by their environment.”
Adjective
▲
(
now rare
)
Comparative for easy to get along with
pleasanter
friendlier
winsomer
warmer
more amiable
more affable
more agreeable
more genial
more cordial
more congenial
more engaging
more likeable
UK
more obliging
more sociable
more amicable
more gracious
more companionable
more hospitable
more likable
US
more personable
more good-natured
more good-humoured
UK
more good-humored
US
more good-tempered
more warm-hearted
“His
facile
disposition made him many friends.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for able to flatter, seduce, and persuade with words
slicker
glibber
slipperier
suaver
smoother
silkier
flipper
neater
quicker
smarmier
oilier
slimier
suckier
soapier
gushier
greasier
lucider
fulsomer
humbler
vivider
creepier
phonier
UK
abjecter
suppler
softer
clearer
butterier
smugger
creamier
more smooth-tongued
more fluent
more eloquent
more articulate
more persuasive
more vocal
more voluble
more loquacious
more artful
more convincing
more plausible
more urbane
more silver-tongued
more smooth-talking
more superficial
more insincere
more disingenuous
more talkative
more flippant
more garrulous
more vocative
more ingratiating
more unctuous
more sycophantic
more obsequious
more flattering
more well-spoken
more coherent
more communicative
more expressive
more servile
more gushing
more cogent
more magniloquent
more Uriah Heepish
more oleaginous
more adulatory
more subservient
more intelligible
more hagiographic
more deferential
more understandable
more cloying
more comprehensible
more effective
more nauseating
more sickening
more wheedling
more effusive
more grandiloquent
more saponaceous
more honey-tongued
more illuminating
more submissive
more fathomable
more mealy-mouthed
more apprehensible
more self-effacing
more truckling
more charming
more comprehendible
more winning
more revelatory
more descriptive
more mellifluous
more insinuative
more disarming
more mellifluent
more graphic
more graceful
more sententious
more facund
more sophisticated
more polished
more self-assured
more assured
more media-savvy
more hypocritical
more pinguid
more self-abasing
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for polite, elegant, and sophisticated in manner
smoother
suaver
glibber
slicker
politer
cooler
smarmier
courtlier
svelter
silkier
oilier
more urbane
more charming
more debonair
more mannerly
more persuasive
more chivalrous
more civil
more considerate
more cultivated
more decent
more decorous
more genteel
more gentlemanly
more refined
more respectable
more respectful
more sophisticated
more courteous
more ingratiating
more together
more unctuous
more collected
more composed
more gracious
more polished
more civilised
UK
more civilized
US
more genial
more possessed
more unruffled
more coolheaded
more equable
more royal
more sedate
more silver-tongued
more smooth-tongued
more media-savvy
Adjective
▲
Comparative for versatile, able to do many different things
handier
deeper
more protean
more versatile
more adaptable
more flexible
more multifaceted
more adjustable
more universal
more varied
more malleable
more elastic
more plastic
more pliable
more polymorphous
more puttylike
more many-sided
more complicated
more complex
more variable
more pliant
more tractile
more fictile
more ductile
more tensile
more manipulable
more tractable
more bendable
more multilayered
more manifold
more polymathic
more multiscious
more functional
more integrative
more multidisciplinary
more diverse
more well-rounded
more combinative
Adjective
▲
Comparative for lacking in originality, variation, spirit or energy
flatter
waterier
dumber
wishy-washier
more banal
more insipid
more blah
more milk-and-water
more namby-pamby
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