easygoing in Latin
easygoing in Latin is remissus — easygoing means relaxed, tolerant, and not easily upset or worried.
easygoing in Latin
remissus
(of a person) Calm, relaxed, casual and informal.
What does "easygoing" mean?
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adj Relaxed, tolerant, and not easily upset or worried.
"Our new manager is refreshingly easygoing about deadlines."
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easygoing in a sentence
- Our new manager is refreshingly easygoing about deadlines.
- He has an easygoing personality that makes him easy to work with.
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What is "easygoing" in Latin?
"easygoing" in Latin is remissus. easygoing means: Relaxed, tolerant, and not easily upset or worried.
How do you use "easygoing" in a sentence?
Example: "Our new manager is refreshingly easygoing about deadlines." In Latin, "easygoing" is remissus.
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