problematic
It is fairly unproblematic to predict the number of older people in the population at a given future point in time.
In most cases, the transition was brief, if not entirely unproblematic.
While parents provide a lifeline for many women in financial difficulty, they are not always an unproblematic source of help.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Easiness and simplicity
(as) easy as pie/ABC/anything/falling off a logidiom
accessibility
at the push of a buttonidiom
at the stroke of a penidiom
be a matter of somethingidiom
fail-safe
foolproof
frictionless
frictionlessly
friendly
over-simply
painlessly
painting
painting by numbersidiom
the path of least resistanceidiom
walkaway
walkover
wieldy
with your eyes closed/shutidiom
within the capacity of someone/something

Examples of unproblematic

unproblematic
And so he did, although his relationship with the regime was not entirely unproblematic and involved several brushes with the censors.
However, this is not to say that the work is entirely unproblematic.
Post-occupancy evaluation as a growth area in research was discussed as if it were unproblematic.
The implementation of these directives was regarded as politically and institutionally unproblematic.
The existence of active ' deponent ' verbs that pattern morphotactically with passives is likewise unproblematic.
This, however, was not necessarily a smooth or unproblematic process, but rather for many a constant struggle.
However, the injunctive force of work does not make gham-khadi an unproblematic performance of (a number of) narrowly-defined acts.
The intuition among philosophers that "down there," in physics, lies an unproblematic and univocal concept of causation that can directly inform metaphysics runs very deep.
This was unproblematic for most students, who identified themselves with this image.
The lack of close reading, focus on content or biographical information about the ' ' bloggers ' ' is thus generally unproblematic.
Many instances of directed donation intuitively seem unproblematic to us.
But is this the scenario that the various parties now using the term so frequently and in apparently unproblematic ways have in mind?
These are not unproblematic, and the choices made (or in some cases enforced) are not without consequence.
Several commentators refer to genes as the unproblematic units in gene-based selection in biology.
In sum, the order of the elements within noun-noun compounds seems to be unproblematic for monolingual children.
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