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easy-going

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eas·y·go·ing also eas·y-go·ing  (z-gng)
adj.
1.
a. Living without undue worry or concern; calm.
b. Lax or negligent; careless.
c. Relaxed or informal in attitude or standards: an easygoing teacher who allowed extra time for assignments.
2. Not rigorous, demanding, or stressful: an easygoing life as a part-time consultant.
3. Leisurely; unhurried: an easygoing pace.
easy-going
Adjective
relaxed in manner or attitude; very tolerant
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
easy-going
adjective relaxed, easy, liberal, calm, flexible, mild, casual, tolerant, laid-back (informal) indulgent, serene, lenient, carefree, placid, unconcerned, amenable, permissive, happy-go-lucky, unhurried, nonchalant, insouciant, even-tempered, easy-peasy (slang) << OPPOSITE tense
Translations
easy-going [ˈiːzɪˈgəuɪŋ] adj → acomodadizo
easy-going [ˈiːzɪˈgəuɪŋ] easy adj → accommodant(e) → facile à vivre
easy-going [ˈiːzɪˈgəuɪŋ] easy adj → gelassen
easy-going [ˈiːzɪˈgəuɪŋ] adj → accomodante


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It would be a mistake to suppose that the easy-going pleasure-seeking student carries an empty head.
A Tramp Abroad by Twain, Mark View in context
Singing was not the only means I possessed of diverting the royal Mehevi and his easy-going subject.
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Yet their stout, easy-going mentor had given me such a reassuring glance of side-long humor, as between man of the world and man of the world, that it was difficult to suspect him of suspicion.
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