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In a way that requires little or no physical or mental effort; easily and smoothly.
She danced effortlessly across the stage, captivating the audience.
He solved the complex math problem effortlessly, surprising his classmates.
Often used to describe actions that appear easy or natural, though the underlying skill may be significant.
Use 'effortlessly' for actions that appear easy but may require skill, not for genuinely simple tasks.
Ensure the context justifies the use of 'effortlessly'—it should highlight skill or natural ability.
From 'effort' (late Middle English) + '-less' (suffix meaning 'without'), forming an adverb with '-ly'.
While 'effortlessly' suggests ease, it often implies underlying skill or talent. Avoid using it for tasks that are genuinely simple.