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Idiom
To be/feel up to doing something.
To be capable of or fit for something.
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It's so easy to do something anonymously.
"It would be easy to do something drastic," Sather said.
"It's easy to do something stunning that stays in a collector's cabinet.
"It's always easy to do something when you haven't done it before," he said.
It is easy to despair about the state of nature, but increasingly easy to do something about it.
I won't go looking for it but, if I see a blatant disregard for the law and it's easy to do something about it, then I will.
Similar(39)
When you don't have order it is easier to do something, not harder.
It should be easier to do something that'll get him some money now.
KERTZMAN -- You've got to make it easier to do something legally than it is to do it illegally.
"There's something about the desolation that makes it easier to do something different," said Levon Millross, a performance artist and member of the cultural underground who wears a shoulder-pad assemblage he made from Styrofoam, electronic hardware, keys and gooseneck tubing.
It just seems easier to do something in the outer world.
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