(あんい)

あんい
な-adjective, noun
easy-going; simplistic
1. easy-going; taking the easy way out
Approaching things in a lazy or overly simplistic manner, without proper consideration or effort. Often has a negative connotation.
Simplistic thinking is dangerous.
You shouldn't come to a conclusion too easily.
You shouldn't take the easy way out.
2. easy; simple
Something that can be done without difficulty (less common, more neutral usage).
It's not a job that can be done easily.
It's not something easily obtained, so please take care of it.
This qualification is not something you can easily obtain; it requires years of study.

USAGE: Often used critically to describe someone who takes shortcuts or doesn't think carefully.

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NUANCE: Usually implies criticism - that something was done too casually or without sufficient care.

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