inelaborate

Examples

• All

• The architect chose an inelaborate design for the rural community center.

• The decorations at the ceremony were inelaborate but tasteful.

• Her explanation was refreshingly inelaborate, making the topic accessible to everyone.

• His explanation was quite inelaborate.

• The design of the building is inelaborate but functional.

• The architect chose an inelaborate design for the rural community center.

• The decorations at the ceremony were inelaborate but tasteful.

Synonyms

S

simple

vsinelaborate

533 1.0

Only the basic fact or thing

focuses on plain lack of complex or rich detail instead

S

sketchy

vsinelaborate

21 7.0

A short, incomplete description that misses many details

is plain in content rather than mainly incomplete

L

laconic

vsinelaborate

5 8.3

Using very few words, often sounding rude

is about lacking rich complexity rather than terse word count

E

elliptical

vsinelaborate

• Formal

1 7.9

Using very few words and leaving out details so the meaning is unclear

is plain and lacks complex detail rather than intentionally omitting

L

lacking in depth

vsinelaborate

1 6.0

Not giving much detail or careful thought

is plain rather than concerned with depth or insight

I

inexplicit

vsinelaborate

1 7.5

Not clear or detailed, making the meaning unsure

is plain and lacking complex detail rather than merely unclear

U

undescriptive

vsinelaborate

1 7.2

Not giving clear details that help you imagine something

is plain in form rather than focused on clear depiction

I

incomprehensive

vsinelaborate

1 8.8

Not complete and missing important parts or details

focuses on plain form rather than broad or full coverage

U

unelaborate

vsinelaborate

5.9

Something that is simple and without much decoration

is the same meaning but differs in written form

Antonyms

E

elaborate

184 4.9

Very detailed with many small parts or decorations

How Elaborate

ornate

• Literature

25 7.0

elaborate

184 4.9

detailed

302 3.7

inelaborate

7.4

minimal

196 3.3

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology