simpleness
- noun
- /ˈsɪmplnəs/
:
sencillez
- The simpleness of the design made the space feel open and inviting.
Examples
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She preferred the simpleness of a white dress to ornate patterns.
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The simpleness of her dress made it very elegant.
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Many admire the simpleness of traditional Japanese interiors.
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His simpleness in design is refreshing.
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Many admire the simpleness of traditional Japanese interiors.
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She preferred the simpleness of a white dress to ornate patterns.
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The simpleness of the design made the space feel open and inviting.
Synonyms
10
2.7
Being plain and without decoration
6
4.2
Simple style that avoids too much decoration
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6.5
A style in painting, sculpture, and design using very simple shapes and few colors
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3.4
Very easy to do and understand
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6.0
A plain simple style that lacks decoration
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3.5
Being simple and without decoration
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5.1
A plain, empty look with no decorations
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6.3
A very plain and empty appearance with little or no decoration
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8.1
A simple, plain way that country life looks and feels
A quality of being simple and pure without decoration
A natural, simple way of behaving that does not try to seem better than others
A very plain, simple style with no decoration or luxury
Antonyms
How Simple
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Simpleness comes from simple + -ness, where simple can mean 'plain' or 'without decoration' and -ness turns that into a quality. So, simpleness describes a plain, unadorned style, like a clean white dress or a room with few things.