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Definition of oversimplify in English: oversimplifyverboversimplified, oversimplifying, oversimplifies əʊvəˈsɪmplɪfʌɪˌoʊvərˈsɪmpləˌfaɪ [with object]often as adjective oversimplifiedSimplify (something) so much that a distorted impression of it is given. an oversimplified view of human personality Example sentencesExamples - Second, cultural relativist arguments may oversimplify the complexity and fluidity of culture by treating culture as monolithic and moral norms within a particular culture as readily ascertainable.
- That's oversimplifying things in order to make good sound bites.
- I have always had problems with these oversimplified concepts, usually driven by certain buzz words.
- Lack of professional skills often leads to underemployment of advanced military technology and oversimplified use of sophisticated weapons.
- If you do not really look at something, it is easy to oversimplify it.
- Other readers have also suggested that I oversimplified the distinction between theory and fact.
- But arguing about theories of isolationism versus interventionism is to me a bit too reminiscent of Leftist devotion to oversimplified theories.
- This formulation of the problem is naturally oversimplified, but it allows for general observations.
- Best of all, it is not oversimplified or thesis-driven.
- You may think that this example is oversimplified.
- It's not a be-all-and-end-all kind of idea, but it's an idea that stops and makes you think in what is often a grossly oversimplified area of debate.
- Once again, you have drastically oversimplified my previous statements.
- And it is all too easy in such gatherings to oversimplify issues, to applaud our own outlook, and to dismiss the opinions of others, sometimes with more than a trace of sarcasm.
- I think this statement is so oversimplified as to be dangerously misleading.
- But that argument, in my view, oversimplifies the matter.
- This desire for social engineering shows that the Treasury has a caricatured and oversimplified idea of the world outside, as one would expect from people widely insulated from real life.
- We oversimplified his argument in last week's report and incorrectly suggested he wanted the funding for the recreation centre, and apologise.
- Even if people get the general impression right, they will often oversimplify the details.
- In reality, however, this view of infectious disease is oversimplified.
- I've oversimplified things above to make the trial a little easier to understand.
Synonyms slick, pat, neat, plausible, silky, smooth-talking, fast-talking
Definition of oversimplify in US English: oversimplifyverbˌōvərˈsimpləˌfīˌoʊvərˈsɪmpləˌfaɪ [with object]often as adjective oversimplifiedSimplify (something) so much that a distorted impression of it is given. a false and oversimplified view of human personality Example sentencesExamples - It's not a be-all-and-end-all kind of idea, but it's an idea that stops and makes you think in what is often a grossly oversimplified area of debate.
- Best of all, it is not oversimplified or thesis-driven.
- I've oversimplified things above to make the trial a little easier to understand.
- In reality, however, this view of infectious disease is oversimplified.
- Lack of professional skills often leads to underemployment of advanced military technology and oversimplified use of sophisticated weapons.
- Even if people get the general impression right, they will often oversimplify the details.
- I have always had problems with these oversimplified concepts, usually driven by certain buzz words.
- This formulation of the problem is naturally oversimplified, but it allows for general observations.
- You may think that this example is oversimplified.
- Once again, you have drastically oversimplified my previous statements.
- But arguing about theories of isolationism versus interventionism is to me a bit too reminiscent of Leftist devotion to oversimplified theories.
- Other readers have also suggested that I oversimplified the distinction between theory and fact.
- If you do not really look at something, it is easy to oversimplify it.
- But that argument, in my view, oversimplifies the matter.
- This desire for social engineering shows that the Treasury has a caricatured and oversimplified idea of the world outside, as one would expect from people widely insulated from real life.
- And it is all too easy in such gatherings to oversimplify issues, to applaud our own outlook, and to dismiss the opinions of others, sometimes with more than a trace of sarcasm.
- That's oversimplifying things in order to make good sound bites.
- We oversimplified his argument in last week's report and incorrectly suggested he wanted the funding for the recreation centre, and apologise.
- I think this statement is so oversimplified as to be dangerously misleading.
- Second, cultural relativist arguments may oversimplify the complexity and fluidity of culture by treating culture as monolithic and moral norms within a particular culture as readily ascertainable.
Synonyms slick, pat, neat, plausible, silky, smooth-talking, fast-talking
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