simplifier
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- noun
- /ˈsɪmplɪfaɪər/
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simplificador
- Toms uses the remainder of his article to doubt that Thoreau was political, a conscientious objector, pacifist, anti-religious, or an effective simplifier of life.
Examples
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His role as a simplifier in the project helped the team understand difficult theories and implement them effectively.
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So here we have our simplifier takes a rule set and in the in the context without rule set is defined.
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So here we have our simplifier takes a rule set and in the in the context without rule set is defined.
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A great simplifier.
Fiction book (2002) -
If anything, the simplifiers must watch their strength: if 100 million Americans permanently contracted their lifestyle,
Blog text (7) -
The three "brilliant simplifiers" considered only the power of states in pursuit of national interest and were primarily concerned with strategy and diplomacy in the relations among the greatest powers.
Academic text (1990) -
As a teacher, she acted as a simplifier of complex concepts, making it easier for her students to grasp the material.
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The software update included a simplifier that streamlined the user interface, allowing users to navigate more easily.
Synonyms
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A person or tool that makes things easy to understand
A person or thing that makes an idea easier to understand
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Etymology
Simplifier comes from simple 'not complicated' and the ending -fy 'to make', just like in simplify. So a simplifier is someone or something that 'makes things simple' or easier to understand.