Simple
Pronunciation of Simple
/sˈɪmpə͡l/, /sˈɪmpəl/, /s_ˈɪ_m_p_əl/
Antonyms for simple:
intelligent, complex, smart, hard, convoluted, difficult, sophisticated, exacting, intricate, savvy, precocious, involved, ornate, sapient, abstruse, devious, unintelligible, complicated, nimble.
Synonyms for simple:
Sense 4
mutual, crowded, Among, web, fussy, embarrass.
Sense 5
Sense 6
Sense 7
involve, slow, backward, ease.
Sense 8
Sense 9
perfect.
Sense 10
dry.
commonplace
easy
soft.
explicit
genuine
gullible
immature
in name only
meek
naive
natural
untaught.
plain
homespun, unvarnished, tasteless.
primitive
savage.
rural
tailor-made
trite
unassuming
uncivilized
undecorated
functional, spartan, plainly.
unpretentious
unstable
unsettled.
absolute (adjective)
artless (adjective)
childlike, innocent (adjective)
guileless, naive, unsophisticated, ingenuous, sincere, honest, unschooled, bald, unstudied, childish, artless, stark, natural, green, basic, direct, frank, unvarnished.
clean (adjective)
uncluttered, unspotted, unpolluted.
credulous (adjective)
green, unsuspicious, uncritical.
daft (adjective)
dense (adjective)
slow-witted.
difficult (adjective)
earthy (adjective)
economical (adjective)
spartan.
feeble-minded; not intelligent (adjective)
half-witted, brainless, shallow, uneducated, thick, backward, witless, gullible, foolish, dull, illiterate, soft, imbecile, ignorant, dense, credulous, unintelligent, slow, dumb, mindless, simple-minded, obtuse.
feebleminded (adjective)
foolish (adjective)
gullible (adjective)
wide-eyed, unsuspecting.
ignorant (adjective)
empty-headed, uninformed, brainless, unintelligent, ignorant, foolish, illiterate, unlearned, uneducated, untutored, mindless.
innocent (adjective)
mere (adjective)
modest (adjective)
unostentatious, unpretending.
oafish (adjective)
open-and-shut (adjective)
perfect (adjective)
unalloyed, perfect.
pure (adjective)
honorable, monolithic, undiluted, primal, essential, foundational, formative, prime, atomic, purebred, austere, aboriginal, angelic, stark, uncluttered, faultless, elementary, sinless, nascent, unalloyed, basal, Simon-pure, unmingled, innocent, immaculate, untainted, plain, undefiled, clear, bare, irreducible, elemental, fundamental, primary, white, decent, unadulterated, unblemished, untarnished, unsullied, stainless, indivisible, guiltless, spotless, blameless, pure, chaste, virtuous, basic, clean, unadorned.
shallow (adjective)
shallow.
simplistic (adjective)
oversimplified.
softheaded (adjective)
softheaded.
succinct (adjective)
outspoken, stark, unadorned, bald, uncluttered, unpretentious, direct, Plain-spoken, prosaic, folksy, unpoetical, ordinary, casual, honest, straightforward, candid, frank, informal, clear, intelligible, blunt.
uncluttered, natural (adjective)
undecorated, austere, unadulterated, homely, modest, unpretentious, absolute, pure, sheer, unalloyed, unqualified, unadorned, unmixed, mere, unostentatious, lowly, unmitigated, unaffected, humble, spartan, folksy, unornamented, rustic, classic, single, unembellished.
unembellished (adjective)
unembellished.
unenlightened (adjective)
united (adjective)
united, cohesive, undivided, congruent, homogeneous, monolithic, coherent, intact, integrated, uniform, pure, solid, fundamental, holistic, irreducible, entire, elemental, unified, congruous, single, complete, indivisible, integral, coincident, same, atomic.
various (adjective)
lowly (adverb)
Sense 1 (noun)
distributed, collective, common, Among, uneven, corporate, simplistic, unmixed, personal.
Sense 2 (noun)
absolute, sheer, perfect.
Sense 3 (noun)
snap.
Sense 4 (noun)
Sense 5 (noun)
clear-cut, understandable, unassuming, unostentatious, modest.
Sense 6 (noun)
convenient, trouble-free, backward, undemanding, half-witted, dull, slow, Feeble-minded, soft, Weak-minded, slow-witted.
Sense 8 (noun)
Sense 9 (noun)
moron, ninny, Mooncalf, nincompoop, schmuck, nerd, turkey, ding-dong, schmo, gander, cretin, tomfool, nitwit, imbecile, fool, goof, goose, softhead.
easy (noun)
fool (noun)
ninny, schmo, Mooncalf, softhead, turkey.
optical instrument (noun)
lens.
plain (noun)
schmuck (noun)
schmuck.
stupid (noun)
shallow, dull.
undecorated (noun)
simply, spartan, functional, plainly.
confused (verb)
Usage examples for simple:
- It would be very simple. - "The Sword of Welleran and Other Stories", Lord Dunsany.
- " It is simple," was the reply. - "Astounding Stories of Super-Science April 1930", Various.
- She had thought it so simple to love and to be loved; she had never believed that a word would change him. - "Old Kensington", Miss Thackeray.