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Meanings of as effortless in English

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Usage of as effortless in English
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For me, it's as effortless as a wave of my hand.
Enigma of China
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The transition was as effortless as I had come to expect with my enhanced Ability.
Carrion comfort
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Dreamreading proves not as effortless as she has explained.
Hard-boiled wonderland and the end of the world: a novel
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His achievements seemed as effortless and natural as putting a record onto a turntable, as remembering.
Fireflies
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His six off Marillier was as effortless as a nine iron chipped on to the green.
The Guardian
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The data collection is meant to be as effortless as possible, Schorr says, because this isn't a job.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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His voice carried clearly, as effortless as Bernard's: a schooled voice, in an easy Latin clear and everyday as French.
The Secret Eleanor
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Movement was as effortless as swimming along the seabed-moreso, in fact, for there was no backward drag of water.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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It was the first of four consecutive Sooners drives that ended in touchdowns, though the others didn't look quite as effortless.
Reuters
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But there are also gently surprising, singular touches that come across as effortless and as instinctive as most of Sage's songwriting.
The Irish Times
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We're used to seeing celebrities making pregnancy look as effortless -and unrealistic -as possible, but Ashley Graham is keeping things real.
News.com.au
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In the lower order of animals, as in sponges, absorption is performed by contiguous cells, which are quite as effortless as in plants.
The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser in Plain English / or,...
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Instead, he had to worm his way on his belly, an awkward process that Fred made look as effortless and natural as walking.
Last Light
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The resulting method, which enthusiasts hail as effortless and injury-free, is as specific in form as it is insistent on going with the flow.
Reuters
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Few writers have as sharply defined a sense of the values they wish to defend, or as effortless-seeming a cultural purchase on them, as Steiner.
The Irish Times
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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Striking the right balance between sensitivity and activity won't actually be as effortless as it sounds.
The South African
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