simplicity
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- noun
- /sɪmˈplɪsɪti/
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simplicidad
- I'm living a life of simplicity and I'm rolling on one backpack.
- simplicity and clarity
- complexity and simplicity
- relative simplicity
Our motto, and this one is backlit, embodies simplicity and boldness.
- Our motto, and this one is backlit, embodies simplicity and boldness.
- You know, all the emphasis on simplicity, on pairing things down.
- We call them red cones for simplicity, green cones and blue cones.
- It has to do with simplicity of software versus performance.
- Only in the the sort of simplicity of it, in that it lacks rigour.
- What may help with simplicity is to think of your story in threes.
- We were all drilled with the simplicities of the of the game, drilled with it.
- And so now I long for the song in a Broadway musical, the simplicity of expressed emotion.
- And I think today the perception of simplicity with Apple is a bit more challenged.
- Therefore the this shows itself to be mediated simplicity or a universality.
- It was the God of order, the God of simplicity and elegance.
Examples
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I genuinely believe that people are really missing the simplicity of life.
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One possible explanation lies with the simplicity of the task that was evaluated in this study.
Academic text (2012) -
The operation is simplicity itself.
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My plan is simplicity itself.
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And for me, simplicity is my number one asset.
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You have to love its simplicity.
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For simplicity's sake, let's keep to this universe.
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" The beauty of singing in the classroom is its simplicity and joyfulness.
Academic text (2013) -
And you're going to be blown away by the simplicity of the layout.
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The simplicity of the instructions made it easy for everyone to follow along.
Synonyms
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How easy it is to understand what someone says or writes
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How easy something is for people to understand
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Being clear and easy to understand
A quality that is not complicated and easy to understand or do
How easy something is to follow and make sense of
How easy something is to understand or use without help
Antonyms
Idioms
How Simple
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Morphology
Etymology
The word simplicity comes from simple, which comes from the Latin root simplex meaning 'single' or 'not complicated'. So, simplicity is the quality of being easy to understand or not complicated.