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simplicity
[ sim-plis-i-tee ]
noun
- the state, quality, or an instance of being simple.
- freedom from complexity, intricacy, or division into parts:
an organism of great simplicity.
- absence of luxury, pretentiousness, ornament, etc.; plainness:
a life of simplicity.
- freedom from deceit or guile; sincerity; artlessness; naturalness:
a simplicity of manner.
Synonyms: directness, honesty, candor
- lack of mental acuteness or shrewdness:
Politics is not a field for simplicity about human nature.
simplicity
/ sɪmˈplɪsɪtɪ /
noun
- the quality or condition of being simple
Other Words From
- nonsim·plici·ty noun plural nonsimplicities
- over·sim·plici·ty noun
- super·sim·plici·ty noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of simplicity1
Example Sentences
We created an SEO proposal builder that leverages data from SEOmonitor, with the simplicity of Google Slides, and gives real-world examples from other SEO agencies around the world, in an intuitive drag-and-drop interface.
The program’s cost-conscious approach shaped inventors' efforts, leading them to emphasize simplicity in design and low-cost production.
Almost childlike in their simplicity, these questions often yield the most valuable answers.
The project was driven by a sense of simplicity — the sort of digital people power that seemed unimaginable just a few years ago.
In 2016, we aimed for simplicity, both visually and conceptually.
The idea of a strong, German-built wall to keep the Russian bear at bay is appealing in its brutal simplicity.
Newman imparts a simplicity and a boyish eagerness to his characters.
The value of the rapid diagnostic test lies in its simplicity.
He loved simplicity in his musical arrangements, which allowed his lyrical message and melodies to shine through.
The emphasis on freshness and simplicity laid forth by the governmental guidelines is in line with his cooking ethos.
She thought, in her simplicity, that the doctor must have died, since Alessandro was riding home alone.
The drawing shows the simplicity of parts of this highly expansive steam-engine, beginning the up-stroke with steam of 100 lbs.
"It is a pity that father had not kept in his displeasure until after the busy time was over," she said, in her simplicity.
The almost lazy naturalness and simplicity faded gradually out of it, revealing the alert and seductive woman of the world.
This remedy is sure, and having the advantage of simplicity and economy, should be generally known.
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