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no problem

ADJECTIVE
attainable
Synonyms
STRONGEST
feasible obtainable practicable reachable
WEAK
accessible accomplishable at hand available cherry pie duck soup easy gettable likely no sweat piece of cake possible potential probable procurable realizable securable
Antonyms
STRONGEST
impossible unreasonable
WEAK
unachieveable unattainable unreachable
ADJECTIVE
easy
Synonyms
STRONGEST
accessible clear effortless obvious painless simple smooth straightforward uncomplicated
WEAK
apparent basic child's play cinch easily done elementary evident facile inconsiderable light little manageable manifest mere no bother no sweat no trouble not burdensome nothing to it paltry picnic piece of cake plain plain sailing pushover royal simple as ABC slight snap undemanding uninvolved untroublesome wieldy yielding
Antonyms
STRONGEST
complicated difficult hard obscure
WEAK
arduous complex demanding exhausting impossible intricate involved laborious onerous trying unleisurely
ADJECTIVE
effortless
Synonyms
STRONGEST
offhand painless uncomplicated
WEAK
child's play cursive duck soup facile flowing fluent light no sweat picnic piece of cake royal running simple smooth snap undemanding untroublesome
Antonyms
WEAK
complicated demanding difficult effortful hard labored
ADJECTIVE
nothing to it
Synonyms
WEAK
a breeze child's play duck soup easy easy as ABC easy as pie no sweat painless piece of cake simple snap uncomplicated
ADJECTIVE
obtainable
Synonyms
STRONGEST
attainable
WEAK
at hand derivable duck soup gettable in stock no sweat on deck on offer on tap piece of cake procurable purchasable pushover ready realizable securable there for the taking to be had
Antonyms
WEAK
unachievable unavailable unobtainable
ADJECTIVE
simple
Synonyms
STRONGEST
clean elementary plain quiet smooth straightforward transparent uncomplicated
STRONG
cinch light picnic snap walkover
WEAK
child's play easy as pie effortless facile incomplex intelligible lucid manageable mild no sweat not difficult piece of cake self-explanatory simple as ABC uninvolved unmistakable untroublesome
Antonyms
STRONGEST
abstruse complex complicated difficult hard intricate involved unclear vague
WEAK
aware cluttered convoluted decorated embellished exacting intelligent jumbled mature older on-the-ball ornate smart sophisticated unintelligible
ADJECTIVE
uncomplicated
Synonyms
STRONGEST
effortless obvious painless simple straightforward
WEAK
apparent basic child's play cinch clear easily done elementary evident manageable no bother no sweat no trouble not burdensome not difficult nothing to it piece of cake simple as ABC snap uninvolved
Antonyms
STRONGEST
complicated difficult hard unclear
INTERJECTION
you're welcome
Synonyms
WEAK
forget it it's nothing my pleasure no worries not at all you are welcome
NOUN
snap
Synonyms
STRONG
breeze cinch ease picnic pie walkover
WEAK
child's play duck soup easy as pie kid stuff smooth sailing soft touch
Antonyms
STRONG
difficulty

Example Sentences

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The first is the dread of contemporaneous discovery, which is no problem if a donor arranges for his or her diary to be sealed until the people in it are dead.

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 6, 2026

Asked about the post-fight exchange, Joshua's promoter Eddie Hearn told Fight Hub TV: "He said 'let's do it', AJ sort of stared at him ice cold, but he would fight him no problem."

From BBC • Apr. 5, 2026

“I have no problem with someone saying, ‘All my muscles come from electricity.’

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 1, 2026

I have no problem with chefs like Redzepi catering to the elite — chefs have done that for centuries.

From Los Angeles Times • Mar. 13, 2026

Finding his way back would probably be no problem, but better safe than sorry.

From "Fablehaven" by Brandon Mull

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.