adj
uncomplicated
Uncomplicated (adj) means Simple and easy to understand or deal with; not complex. Example: “The setup process was refreshingly uncomplicated.”
adj
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Simple and easy to understand or deal with; not complex.
"The setup process was refreshingly uncomplicated."
"They wanted an uncomplicated life away from the city."
How to use uncomplicated
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSimple, straightforward, without unnecessary complexity.
Common pairings
uncomplicated process
uncomplicated relationship
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Word forms
- Comparative
- more uncomplicated
- Superlative
- most uncomplicated
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Etymology
From un- + complicated.
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What does “uncomplicated” mean?
The word “uncomplicated” means simple and easy to understand or deal with; not complex. In plain terms, simple, straightforward, without unnecessary complexity.
How do you use “uncomplicated” in a sentence?
Here is “uncomplicated” used in a sentence: “The setup process was refreshingly uncomplicated.”
What is the opposite of “uncomplicated”?
The opposite of “uncomplicated” — its antonyms — is complicated.
What part of speech is “uncomplicated”?
“Uncomplicated” is an adjective.
