simplistic in Italian
simplistic in Italian is semplicista, semplicistico, semplicistica — simplistic means treating a complicated issue as if it were much simpler than it really is, in a way that misses important details.
simplistic in Italian
semplicista
Overly simple.
semplicistico
Overly simple.
semplicistica
Overly simple.
What does "simplistic" mean?
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adj Treating a complicated issue as if it were much simpler than it really is, in a way that misses important details.
"His simplistic view of the conflict ignored decades of history."
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simplistic in a sentence
- His simplistic view of the conflict ignored decades of history.
- Critics called the solution simplistic and unworkable.
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What is "simplistic" in Italian?
"simplistic" in Italian is semplicista, semplicistico, semplicistica. simplistic means: Treating a complicated issue as if it were much simpler than it really is, in a way that misses important details.
How do you use "simplistic" in a sentence?
Example: "His simplistic view of the conflict ignored decades of history." In Italian, "simplistic" is semplicista, semplicistico, semplicistica.
Are there other ways to say "simplistic" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "simplistic": semplicista, semplicistico, semplicistica.
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