Definitions and Examples of downhill, easy
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
In a direction or manner that descends or declines.
Example
After reaching the summit, the hikers enjoyed an easy downhill trek back to the base.
Not difficult or challenging; requiring little effort or exertion.
Example
The math problem was so easy that even the youngest student in the class could solve it.
Key Differences: downhill vs easy
- 1Downhill refers to a downward slope or decline, while uphill refers to an upward slope or incline.
- 2Easy implies something that is not difficult or challenging, while uphill implies something that is difficult or challenging.
Effective Usage of downhill, easy
- 1Physical Activities: Use uphill and downhill to describe the terrain of a hike, bike ride, or run.
- 2Work and School: Use easy to describe tasks that are not difficult or challenging.
- 3Everyday Life: Use these antonyms to describe the difficulty level of various activities, such as cooking, cleaning, or driving.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of uphill are downhill and easy. Use downhill to describe a downward slope or decline, and easy to describe something that is not difficult or challenging. These antonyms can be used to describe physical activities, work and school tasks, and everyday life activities.
