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Take the easy way out

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Negative Connotation

The phrase often implies a judgment or criticism, suggesting laziness or lack of commitment.

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He took the easy way out by copying his friend's project.
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Casual Conversations

Commonly used in informal dialogues and can be considered too casual for formal writing.

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I can't believe she just took the easy way out and quit.
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Avoiding Conflict

Sometimes used when someone does not want to confront a difficult situation or conversation.

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Instead of arguing, he took the easy way out and agreed.
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