easability

The measurement of effort required to perform a function.

The mutual fund accounts easability to accrue interest is substantial.

by Leach'16 May 8, 2016

easably

A word you can interchange with easily when you're deprived of sleep due to long hours of study and/or gaming.

John: You can build a house in Minecraft easably with a few resources.

by MinecraftHeroMan February 6, 2012

easable

A task is easy and someone is able to do it.

Mother: "Are you ready for your bath?"
Son: "Yes, that is easable to do."

"Driving my car is easable."

by Boobie06 April 29, 2009

easability

When something is just that easy!

Joel has the opinion that IPhone has a higher easability than Android.

by Mag1c_St1ck34 March 1, 2017

Easable

A task that is easy and that someone is able to do.

Making routes in mission planning is easable.

by TheReal_53K_MSL October 31, 2025