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piece of cake

(phrase)Casual

Something very easy to do — used to describe a task that took little effort.

In a sentence

  • “Don't worry about the test — it's a piece of cake.”
  • “Fixing it was a piece of cake once we found the manual.”

Also known as

a breezeeasy peasy

Where it’s used

everyday

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To force yourself through something unpleasant because you have to — to do the hard thing now and get it over with.

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It's your turn to make a decision or take action — the responsibility has been passed to you.

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To say or do exactly the right thing — to pinpoint the truth or solution precisely.

piece of cake — American slang definition + audio