simplistic
What is another word for simplistic? Here is its meaning, with related words and examples.
Adj — Treating a complicated issue as if it were much simpler than it really is, in a way that misses important details.
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Etymology
Built from simple with the adjective ending -istic, on the model of words like "realistic."
Full origin of simplistic →Frequently asked questions
What does “simplistic” mean?
The word “simplistic” means treating a complicated issue as if it were much simpler than it really is, in a way that misses important details. In plain terms, oversimplified — treating something complex as if it were too easy, usually as a criticism.
How do you pronounce “simplistic”?
“Simplistic” is pronounced sihm-PLIHS-tihk (/sɪmˈplɪstɪk/ in IPA).
How do you use “simplistic” in a sentence?
Here is “simplistic” used in a sentence: “His simplistic view of the conflict ignored decades of history.”
What part of speech is “simplistic”?
“Simplistic” is an adjective.
Is “simplistic” a common word?
“Simplistic” is an uncommon word in modern English.
