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Definition of uncomplicated in English: uncomplicatedadjectiveʌnˈkɒmplɪkeɪtɪdˌənˈkɑmpləˌkeɪdəd Simple or straightforward. he was an extraordinarily uncomplicated man Example sentencesExamples - This can be seen in stainless steel or brushed aluminium in uncomplicated, unadorned and simple shapes.
- At first glance this bill is a reasonably straightforward and uncomplicated piece of legislation.
- Our movement does not seek to conceal the hard truth that there is no simple and uncomplicated answer to the great problems of our age.
- These songs are uncomplicated, their delivery simple and charming.
- It had been so long since she saw him smile such a simple, uncomplicated smile for her.
- It was a simple goal, as uncomplicated as Motherwell's no-messing approach.
- You had to smile. It was an uncomplicated moment of simple happiness.
- It ought to be clear that life on the medieval manor was simple and uncomplicated.
- It will make the reforms we have known to date seem simple and uncomplicated.
- He is clearly a simple, uncomplicated man and he clearly would like to do what is right.
- The tune and the lyrics are simple and uncomplicated, yet it has an infective rhythm and melody.
- Battle was only a momentary distraction, a simple, uncomplicated escape from the troubles of his life.
- His training sessions are not decorated with innovative drills; they are simple and uncomplicated.
- It was a song which typified Slim's simple and uncomplicated way of looking life in the eye.
- Keep things simple and uncomplicated or you can land in a conflict.
- Some things in life are so simple, so uncomplicated, you can't help but sit back with a big grin and admire them.
- The title track is the anthem, their theme song - so uncomplicated, so straightforward.
- Nathalie Press plays Mona with straightforward, uncomplicated conviction.
- For the first time there is an uncomplicated simple way for people to politically express their racism.
- It seems much more likely that he writes movie scripts for the simple, uncomplicated reason that he loves film.
Synonyms simple, not difficult, straightforward, clear, accessible, direct, undemanding, unexacting, unchallenging, unsophisticated, trouble-free, painless, effortless, easy, facile, elementary, idiot-proof, plain sailing, a five-finger exercise, nothing informal easy-peasy, as easy as pie, as easy as falling off a log, as easy as ABC, a piece of cake, child's play, kids' stuff, a cinch, no sweat, a doddle, a breeze, a pushover, money for old rope, money for jam North American informal duck soup, a snap Australian/New Zealand informal a bludge South African informal a piece of old tackle British vulgar slang a piece of piss dated a snip
Derivatives adverb In her concentration she had not noticed that they were both still lying uncomplicatedly in the same position they'd started in six hours before. Example sentencesExamples - The latest Korean boy-group seems to be uncomplicatedly serious about their fame, and everyone takes them seriously.
- On the contrary, Bacon's view of the hopelessness of the human condition precluded the aspiration to anything as uncomplicatedly elevated or ennobling as grandeur.
- Except, perhaps, that rumour suggested Du Maurier had lesbian tendencies, and Gale is uncomplicatedly and richly gay.
- Peel was loved for his passionate and eclectic musical tastes, but just as much for the sense he radiated of being an uncomplicatedly and utterly decent human being.
noun In many ways it perfectly represents the simple lines and uncomplicatedness of Toronto's subway system. Example sentencesExamples - There is a nice symmetry of arm and dress that adds uncomplicatedness to the scene.
- She sensed that the image she established of innocence, diligence, and uncomplicatedness was historically specific.
- I applaud the uncomplicatedness of loving one thing completely.
- Their personal simplicity and uncomplicatedness meshes well with the more assertive qualities of the Seven.
Definition of uncomplicated in US English: uncomplicatedadjectiveˌənˈkɑmpləˌkeɪdədˌənˈkämpləˌkādəd Simple or straightforward. he was an extraordinarily uncomplicated man Example sentencesExamples - For the first time there is an uncomplicated simple way for people to politically express their racism.
- Keep things simple and uncomplicated or you can land in a conflict.
- It seems much more likely that he writes movie scripts for the simple, uncomplicated reason that he loves film.
- He is clearly a simple, uncomplicated man and he clearly would like to do what is right.
- At first glance this bill is a reasonably straightforward and uncomplicated piece of legislation.
- Our movement does not seek to conceal the hard truth that there is no simple and uncomplicated answer to the great problems of our age.
- It was a song which typified Slim's simple and uncomplicated way of looking life in the eye.
- It will make the reforms we have known to date seem simple and uncomplicated.
- The title track is the anthem, their theme song - so uncomplicated, so straightforward.
- Some things in life are so simple, so uncomplicated, you can't help but sit back with a big grin and admire them.
- The tune and the lyrics are simple and uncomplicated, yet it has an infective rhythm and melody.
- Battle was only a momentary distraction, a simple, uncomplicated escape from the troubles of his life.
- His training sessions are not decorated with innovative drills; they are simple and uncomplicated.
- This can be seen in stainless steel or brushed aluminium in uncomplicated, unadorned and simple shapes.
- It was a simple goal, as uncomplicated as Motherwell's no-messing approach.
- It had been so long since she saw him smile such a simple, uncomplicated smile for her.
- You had to smile. It was an uncomplicated moment of simple happiness.
- Nathalie Press plays Mona with straightforward, uncomplicated conviction.
- It ought to be clear that life on the medieval manor was simple and uncomplicated.
- These songs are uncomplicated, their delivery simple and charming.
Synonyms simple, not difficult, straightforward, clear, accessible, direct, undemanding, unexacting, unchallenging, unsophisticated, trouble-free, painless, effortless, easy, facile, elementary, idiot-proof, plain sailing, a five-finger exercise, nothing
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