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View definitions for no-brainer

no-brainer

noun as in high road

noun as in kid stuff

Weak match

noun as in piece of cake

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Example Sentences

In the short term, retaining Hernández seems like a no-brainer for the Dodgers.

Sir Chris told BBC Breakfast: "To me it seems a no-brainer. Why would they not reduce the age? Bring the age down and allow more men to go in and get a blood test."

From BBC

So that, to me, was like a no-brainer in terms of the next film I wanted to do.

From Salon

But Guerra, who co-wrote the ballot argument in favor of Measure G, said he still thought the ethics reform package was a no-brainer for a county with a budget of $49 billion.

Despite his complaints with the dining options at Cinecittà, taking on “Conclave” was a no-brainer for the actor.

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

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