1. something that is very easy to do or accomplish
Usage: informal
2. a type of dance or dance contest popular in the late 19th century
Usage: historical

Examples

• The math test was a cakewalk for Sarah.
• After months of preparation, the presentation turned out to be a cakewalk.
• Don’t expect the final exam to be a cakewalk.
• The job interview was no cakewalk, despite what he had expected.
• The cakewalk was a popular entertainment at county fairs.
• Couples would compete in the cakewalk for prizes.