"easygoing life" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a lifestyle that is relaxed, laid-back, and free from stress or complications. You can use it in various contexts, such as when describing someone's personality or behavior, or when talking about a particular period or phase in someone's life. Example: After retiring from her high-stress job, Sarah was finally able to enjoy an easygoing life filled with leisurely walks, reading, and spending time with her family.
Gibbon's grandfather, Edward, had made a considerable fortune and his father, also Edward, was able to live an easygoing life in society and Parliament.
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He got a construction job, fell in love with Tricia, and lived an easygoing seaside life with Tricia and her childhood friends.
Four decades after "The Endless Summer" universalized the romance of an easygoing nomadic life, technology has radically changed surfing by making it accessible to the masses.
The setting of another French film, "The Father of My Children," could hardly have been more different: the production offices of a small, independent movie company in Paris, and the easygoing home life of its hard-pressed chief.
East Enders are, for the most part, proud of this easygoing style of life, much like their Brooklyn counterparts.
As they gleefully embraced the technological progress of the Wirtschaftswunder (Germany's economic boom) they pursued what they termed a "lightness of being"—an easygoing way of life.
Its warm, sunny, but temperate climate has encouraged its citizens to develop a pleasure-loving and easygoing attitude to life and to make full use of the opportunities for sailing, swimming, and surfing at their doors.
With an oversize family room that accommodates several large, sink-into-them pieces of furniture ("I like to be comfortable, and like my guests to be, too," Linda says), a study, an enormous master suite, two guest bedrooms and three bathrooms, the house amply suits the couple's easygoing, family-oriented life.
Have you ever been jealous of your favorite TV characters for having such easygoing attitudes about life?
