no trouble
Not a bother
No trouble is a response dismissing thanks or apology, indicating something required minimal effort or caused no inconvenience: Thanks for the ride. No trouble at all.
It can also reassure someone that a task will be easy: Getting there should be no trouble.
The phrase functions like "you're welcome" but emphasizes the lack of burden rather than acknowledging gratitude.
- easyRequiring minimal effort
- effortlessRequiring no strain
- easy peasyExtremely simple, no effort
- simpleFree of complexity
- breezeLight, gentle air movement
smooth · smooth sailing · painless · cinch · piece of cake · piece of pie · child's play · walk in the park · no problem · no sweat · no worries · no big deal · carefree · hassle-free · uncomplicated · relaxed · breezy · snap
- white liesfine thanks, happy to help, my pleasure, love it, delicious
- reassurancesyou're safe, no sweat, no biggie, don't worry, it's alright
- Easy Thingseasy, simple, easy peasy, easy-peasy, easy as pie
- helpful phraseshappy to help, at your service, offering help, here for you, lending a hand
- helpingaid, assist, give a hand, help, helping hand
- affirmationsyes, yeah, yep, okay, sure
no troublehardship
Suffering from difficult circumstances
ordeal · struggle · difficult · hard · challenging
no troublebig trouble
Severe difficulty or danger
problematic · troublesome · complications · chaos · turmoil
trouble, not, neither, nor, none, nothing, nobody, troubled, troubles