simpler
Pronunciation: [ˈsɪmplər]
Word
Context: “similarity”
(adjective) when something is easier to understand or do. If you make a task or idea simpler, you make it less complicated. It's like when you break down a hard lesson into easy steps.
Example
The teacher explained the math problem in a simpler way, so the students understood it better.
Example
The instructions were not simpler; they were just as confusing as before.
Example
Can you make this story sound simpler for everyone to understand?
Context: “effectiveness”
(adjective) when something has fewer parts or is less complex. If a product or idea is simpler, it works well without being complicated. Think of a toy with less pieces that is still fun to play with.
Example
The new phone model is simpler, making it easier for people to use.
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This design is not simpler; it has too many buttons and features.
Example
Is it possible to make this plan simpler without losing important steps?
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