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/ˈsɪmpl/
Meaning & Definition
noun
a person or thing that is simple, lacking sophistication.
He lives a life of a simple, content man.
adjective
easily understood or done; presenting no difficulty.
The instructions were simple and easy to follow.
basic or uncomplicated.
She prefers a simple design for her home.
not elaborate or complicated; straightforward.
He likes to keep his meals simple and healthy.
not fancy or decorated; plain.
The dress was simple, yet elegant.
Etymology
Middle English: from Old French 'simple', from Latin 'simplex', from 'sim-' (one) + 'plex' (fold).
Common Phrases and Expressions
keep it simple
To not complicate things; to make it easy to understand.
simple as pie
Very easy to do or understand.
simple pleasures
Basic joys that are not complicated by material desires.
Related Words
simplicity
The quality or condition of being simple or easy to understand.
simplify
To make something simpler or easier to do or understand.
simplistic
Treating complex issues and problems as if they were much simpler than they really are.
Slang Meanings
Dumb or lacking intelligence.
He thought the idea was too simple to work.
Basic or low-key, not trying too hard.
That outfit is so simple, but you still look great.