楽らく勝しょう

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楽勝する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Used for a contest, game, or competition won with little effort. Often appears as 楽勝する or 楽勝だった.

Casual, often used in everyday speech to describe something very easy to do, not limited to competitions. Can be used as a な-adjective or with する.

〈相あい手て〉に楽らく勝しょうするto win easily against someone
うちのチームは弱よわいチームに楽らく勝しょうした。
Our team won easily against the weak team.
〈事こと〉は楽らく勝しょうだsomething is a piece of cake
このテストは楽らく勝しょうだった。
This test was a piece of cake.
〈試し合あい〉で楽らく勝しょうするto win a match easily
決けっ勝しょう戦せんで楽らく勝しょうした。
We won the final easily.

簡かん単たんN5sense 2
簡単 is a general word for 'easy' or 'simple' applicable to anything, while 楽勝 specifically implies winning or succeeding with little effort.
容よう易いN3sense 2
容易 is a formal, written word for 'easy' with no sense of victory, while 楽勝 is casual and often implies beating an opponent or challenge.
朝あさ飯めし前まえ sense 2
朝飯前 is an idiom meaning a task is trivially easy ('before breakfast'), while 楽勝 more directly emphasizes an easy win or success.
楽らくN4sense 2
楽 describes something comfortable or effortless in general, whereas 楽勝 specifically frames the outcome as an easy victory or success.

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余よ裕ゆうN3sense 1
余裕 means having composure or room to spare, whereas 楽勝 directly states that something was won or done with ease.
頂いただきN1
楽勝 is a common word for an easy victory in a game or match, close to the colloquial 頂き meaning a sure win.

惨ざん敗ぱい sense 1
惨敗 means a crushing defeat, the direct opposite of 楽勝's easy victory.
苦く戦せん sense 1
苦戦 describes a hard-fought, difficult struggle, contrasting with 楽勝's effortless success.

楽らっ観かんN1
楽観 shares the kanji 楽 with 楽勝 but means 'optimism', not an actual easy victory or easy task.

Compound of 楽 (らく, 'easy') and 勝 (しょう, 'victory'). The reading しょう is the on'yomi of 勝, commonly used in compounds.