tranquillamente

calmly, quietly

adverb trahn-kweel-LAH-men-teh Rare

Also means

easily, without problem

Usage Note

Tranquillamente is formed from tranquillo + -mente. In colloquial usage it often means 'easily' or 'without any trouble': puoi tranquillamente farlo da solo ('you can easily do it on your own'). This 'no problem' sense is very common and should not be confused with the literal 'calmly.'

Examples

"Puoi tranquillamente restare a cena."

Natural Translation

You can easily stay for dinner.

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