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Synonym for simple [adjective]

The synonym simple synonymous definition words:
means "quality"
clear, lucid, intelligible, understandable, unmistakable
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simple [adjective]

means "property"
plain, natural, unadorned, unaffected, neat, uncomplicated, bare, elementary, mere, easy, mild, pure, simplistic, unimportant, immaterial, inconsequential, insignificant, nonessential, unnecessary, trivial, trifling, customary, common, ordinary, usual

simple [adjective]

means "characteristic"
stupid, foolish, ignorant, silly, inane, asinine, brainless, dense

simple [adjective]

means "character trait"
innocent, plain, humble, unaffected, unassuming, unpretentious, sincere, modest
Further results for the word "simple"

artless [adjective]

means "naive"
fresh, ingenuous, innocent, trusting, guileless, simple

austere [adjective]

means "severe"
spartan, plain, rustic, puritanical, simple, abstemious

bald [adjective]

means "property"
simple, forthright, unadorned, modest, naked, stark

bare [adjective]

means "property"
simple, stark, plain, bald, barren, unadorned

bare [adjective]

means "attribution"
scant, meagre, just, mere, sheer, simple

basal [adjective]

means "basic"
essential, elementary, fundamental, elemental, simple, uncomplicated

brainless [adjective]

means "mindless"
insensate, witless, simple, silly, fatuous

careless [adjective]

means "natural"
simple, artless, casual

chaste [adjective]

means "restrained"
severe, unpretentious, classic, modest, simple, subdued

child's play [adjective]

means "easy"
elementary, apparent, simple, obvious, facile

direct [adjective]

means "characteristic"
immediate, evident, prompt, personal, simple, unbroken

easy [adjective]

means "property"
effortless, free, elementary, informal, smooth, simple

effortless [adjective]

means "easy"
free, elementary, informal, smooth, simple, unconstrained

elementary [adjective]

means "basic"
essential, basal, fundamental, elemental, simple, uncomplicated

facile [adjective]

means "easy"
elementary, apparent, simple, obvious, child's play

familiar [adjective]

means "informal"
easy, simple, free, plain, unceremonious, unconstrained

guileless [adjective]

means "naive"
simple, artless, unsophisticated, simple-minded

gullible [adjective]

means "trusting"
trustful, credulous, innocent, ingenuous, naive, simple

homely [adjective]

means "modest"
snug, cosy, simple, unpretentious

homespun [adjective]

means "unsophisticated"
unpretentious, homey, native, rustic, provincial, simple

innocent [adjective]

means "natural"
simple, ingenuous, naive, unsophisticated, artless, guileless

insensate [adjective]

means "mindless"
brainless, witless, simple, silly, fatuous

mindless [adjective]

means "foolish"
senseless, stupid, asinine, simple, unintelligent, brainless

naked [adjective]

means "property"
simple, dry, bare, artless, evident, modest

napping [adjective]

means "gullible"
simple

nominal [adjective]

means "stated"
formal, so-called, mentioned, titular, suggested, simple

nonessential [adjective]

means "unimportant"
immaterial, inconsequential, insignificant, simple, unnecessary, trivial

nothing to it [adjective]

means "easy"
simple, elementary, facile, rudimentary

obvious [adjective]

means "naive"
simple, innocent, unsophisticated, young, inexperienced

pastoral [adjective]

means "bucolic"
simple, agrarian, tranquil, idyllic, halcyon, serene

plain [adjective]

means "quality"
simple, frugal, discreet, homely, dry, homey

primitive [adjective]

means "uncivilized"
uncivilised, quaint, savage, simple, barbarous, untamed

pure [adjective]

means "property"
homogeneous, faultless, genuine, perfect, simple, unmodified

savage [adjective]

means "original"
simple

scant [adjective]

means "bare"
meagre, just, mere, sheer, simple, sole

severe [adjective]

means "characteristic"
strict, austere, unrelieved, astringent, unadorned, simple

sheer [adjective]

means "pure"
simple, absolute, utter, mere, downright, altogether

simplistic [adjective]

means "uncomplicated"
simple

single [adjective]

means "property"
pure, simple, unmixed, unadulterated

soft [adjective]

means "property"
easy, simple, effortless, manageable

stark [adjective]

means "pure"
simple

stupid [adjective]

means "property"
half-witted, simple

subdued [adjective]

means "restrained"
severe, unpretentious, classic, modest, simple, chaste

trustful [adjective]

means "trusting"
gullible, credulous, innocent, ingenuous, naive, simple

unaffected [adjective]

means "natural"
plain, simple, sincere, genuine, honest, real

uncomplicated [adjective]

means "basic"
essential, basal, fundamental, elemental, simple, elementary

uncultured [adjective]

means "uncivilised"
uncivilized, quaint, simple, untamed, primitive, uncouth

unforced [adjective]

means "spontaneous"
instinctive, unassuming, modest, simple, unpretentious, informal

unimpassioned [adjective]

means "calm"
simple

unmodified [adjective]

means "homogeneous"
faultless, genuine, perfect, simple, pure

unnecessary [adjective]

means "unimportant"
immaterial, inconsequential, insignificant, nonessential, simple, trivial

unqualified [adjective]

means "pure"
perfect, sheer, simple, undiluted, unadulterated, unalloyed

unrelieved [adjective]

means "strict"
austere, severe, astringent, unadorned, simple, plain

unsophisticated [adjective]

means "naive"
unrefined, crude, raw, simple, artless, guileless

unstudied [adjective]

means "spontaneous"
instinctive, unassuming, modest, simple, unpretentious, informal

unsuspecting [adjective]

means "gullible"
simple

unworldly [adjective]

means "natural"
simple, ingenuous, naive, unsophisticated, artless, guileless

weak [adjective]

means "mental condition"
simple, foolish, silly, stupid, senseless, unintelligent

witless [adjective]

means "mindless"
brainless, insensate, simple, silly, fatuous

simple-minded [adjective]

means "harmless"
jejune, naive, innocuous

simpleton [noun]

means "fool"
dolt, dunce, idiot, jerk, dope, clod

block [noun]

means "person"
dunce, blockhead, dolt, idiot, simpleton, dullard

dope [noun]

means "fool"
dolt, dunce, idiot, jerk, simpleton, clod

dullard [noun]

means "dunce"
blockhead, dolt, idiot, simpleton, block

half-wit [noun]

means "stupid person"
fool, idiot, imbecile, moron, simpleton, cretin

lunatic [noun]

means "madman"
maniac, imbecile, idiot, moron, simpleton

madman [noun]

means "lunatic"
maniac, imbecile, idiot, moron, simpleton

mooncalf [noun]

means "fool"
simpleton, idiot, madman, ninny, imbecile

naive [adjective]

means "harmless"
jejune, simple-minded, innocuous

zany [noun]

means "clown"
comedian, joker, buffoon, fool, simpleton, wag
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