Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
plain-sailing
idiom
/pleɪn ˈseɪlɪŋ/

Definition
Easy or smooth progress without obstacles.

Examples
- After months of preparation, the project turned out to be plain-sailing.
- Once we settled the initial issues, the rest of the process was plain-sailing.
- With good weather and favorable winds, our sailing trip was plain-sailing.

Meaning
Plain-sailing refers to a situation where things are straightforward and there are no difficulties to encounter. It implies that the task or journey is easy and without complications.

Synonyms
- smooth sailing
- easy ride
- plain sailing