Easy
Easy adjective - Involving minimal difficulty or effort.
Usage example: a minor problem with an easy solution
Royal and easy are semantically related. in not difficult topic. In some cases you can use "Royal" instead an adjective "Easy".
Royal
Royal adjective - Involving minimal difficulty or effort.
Usage example: unfortunately, there is no royal way for a person to achieve maturity
Both words in one sentence
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Unfortunately, Mai is prominently displayed on the first poster, and given that Zuko's murderer is a knife-wielder with a grudge against the royal family, it's pretty easy to figure out who she is.
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The DeMarian royal family of Branion is this due to being touched by a fire god and natural confidence (if you're semidivine, it's easy to be arrogant).
Source: Badass Family - It's actually royal blue and black lace, but the picture's severe glare made it easy to be interpreted as white and gold lace.
Source: Useful Notes / The New Tens
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