“Effortlessly” in Japanese
Short answer
Effortlessly in Japanese is “ころり” (korori). Full meaning: easily, effortlessly, suddenly, utterly; changing completely; plink (sound of something light falling or rolling).
Other ways to say “Effortlessly” in Japanese
ゴロリ
gorori easily, effortlessly, suddenly, utterly; changing completely; plink (sound of something light falling or rolling)
ごろり
gorori easily, effortlessly, suddenly, utterly; changing completely; plink (sound of something light falling or rolling)
コロリ
korori easily, effortlessly, suddenly, utterly; changing completely; plink (sound of something light falling or rolling)
ぐにゃり
gunyari flabbily, softly, limply, easily (bend), effortlessly, flexibly, mushily
ごろりっ
gorori easily, effortlessly, suddenly, utterly; changing completely; plink (sound of something light falling or rolling)
グニャリ
gunyari flabbily, softly, limply, easily (bend), effortlessly, flexibly, mushily
クニャリ
kunyari flabbily, softly, limply, easily (bend), effortlessly, flexibly, mushily
くにゃり
kunyari flabbily, softly, limply, easily (bend), effortlessly, flexibly, mushily
ぐにゃっと
gunyatto flabbily, softly, limply, easily (bend), effortlessly, flexibly, mushily
ちょいちょい
choichoi often, frequently, now and then, occasionally; lightly (of a movement); easily, simply, effortlessly
チョイチョイ
choichoi often, frequently, now and then, occasionally; lightly (of a movement); easily, simply, effortlessly
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