easily Copy link Outline I. With facility1. făcĭlĕ (not faciliter, which, however., occurs in Vitr.)2. expĕdītē (without obstacle or delay)3. sŏlūtē (with ref. to speaking)4. tĕmĕrĕ (at random, without care or pains5. prōclīvĭter (readily, as if going down-hill)II. Good-humouredly1. făcĭlĕ2. mollĭter3. cōmĭter4. plăcĭdēIII. Without making exertion1. ōtiōsē2. lentēIV. With easy grace • easily: I. With facility: 1. făcĭlĕ (not faciliter, which, however., occurs in Vitr.): to learn off e., facile ediscere., Cic.: Caes. Very e., perfacile, Cic. 2. expĕdītē (without obstacle or delay): Join: celeriter expediteque, facillime et expeditissime, Cic. 3. sŏlūtē (with ref. to speaking): Cic.: Tac.: v. ease (III. Phr.). 4. tĕmĕrĕ (at random, without care or pains: esp. with a negative): he cannot e. cross (the river) here, non hac t. transire potest, Pl.: Hor. 5. prōclīvĭter (readily, as if going down-hill): Join: facile et procliviter, Gell. (N.B. Cic. has only the compar., proclivius.) Phr.: food that is e. digested, cibus ad concoquendum facilis (v. easy): to be e. angered, iram in promptu gerere, Pl.: you cannot e. control them, nec (eos) tibi in promptu regere est, Ov.: e. broken, fragilis (v. brittle): e. moulded, mollis (v. pliable). II. Good-humouredly: 1. făcĭlĕ: to allow a thing e., aliquid f. pati., Cic. 2. mollĭter: to take a thing e. (as if it were no hardship), aliquid m. ferre, Cic. 3. cōmĭter: v. courteously. 4. plăcĭdē: v. calmly. III. Without making exertion: 1. ōtiōsē: to take everything e., omnia o. agere, Liv. 2. lentē: v. coolly. IV. With easy grace: mollĭter, Hor.: v. ease (II. fin.).