“Without difficulty” in Japanese
Short answer
Without difficulty in Japanese is “訳なく” (wakenaku). Full meaning: easily, without difficulty.
Other ways to say “Without difficulty” in Japanese
一溜まりもなく
hitotamarimonaku easily (beaten, destroyed, etc.), without difficulty, helplessly, without the least resistance
悠々
yuuyuu quiet, calm, leisurely, composed; easily, comfortably, without difficulty; distant, far-off, boundless, endless, eternal
事も無げに
kotomonageni casually, nonchalantly, easily, without difficulty, as if nothing had happened
すんなり
sunnari slim, slender, lithe, supple; smoothly, without resistance, without trouble, without difficulty, without dissent, easily, readily
直ぐ
sugu immediately, at once, right away, directly; soon, before long, shortly; easily, readily, without difficulty
すぐ
sugu immediately, at once, right away, directly; soon, before long, shortly; easily, readily, without difficulty
スグ
sugu immediately, at once, right away, directly; soon, before long, shortly; easily, readily, without difficulty
遊悠
yuuyuu quiet, calm, leisurely, composed; easily, comfortably, without difficulty; distant, far-off, boundless, endless, eternal
悠悠
yuuyuu quiet, calm, leisurely, composed; easily, comfortably, without difficulty; distant, far-off, boundless, endless, eternal
悠遊
yuuyuu quiet, calm, leisurely, composed; easily, comfortably, without difficulty; distant, far-off, boundless, endless, eternal
悠ゆう
yuuyuu quiet, calm, leisurely, composed; easily, comfortably, without difficulty; distant, far-off, boundless, endless, eternal
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