no-brainer
no-brainer
Definition
no-brainer (nō′brān′ər)
noun
Informal something so obvious, simple, etc. as to require little thought
no-brainer
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- seem: The issue seems a no-brainer, yet somehow Columbia Records in America never picked up on the album.
- become: As it turned out the rain decided to hammer down even harder and the decision to abandon the game became a no-brainer.
Preposition: for
- anyone: This makes receiving Podcasts an absolute no-brainer for anyone with an iPod. iTunes 4.9 adds a Podcast playlist to its Source Menu.
Adjective modifier
- complete: It's a complete no-brainer, which explains why governments aren't pursuing it.
- real: Well organized by VMware, installation was a real no-brainer.
- absolute: This makes receiving Podcasts an absolute no-brainer for anyone with an iPod. iTunes 4.9 adds a Podcast playlist to its Source Menu.
- total: Easy Setup Getting up and running with Trigger Finger is a total no-brainer.
Modifies a noun
- way: RELATED ARTICLES Six Ways to Decorate Your Wedding Arch Sometimes a wedding arch is a no-brainer way to spruce up your ceremony site.
- action: Yes, the Rock does well but I want more from my no-brainer action films.
- decision: It really seems like a no-brainer decision so I'm worried I'm missing something.
- film: Yes, the Rock does well but I want more from my no-brainer action films.
- flick: This pushes the movie away from the no-brainer action flick to a more intelligent insight into coping with anger and the monster within.
