simplicity

Meaning

1. The state or quality of being simple
2. The state or quality of being simple
3. The state or quality of being simple
4. The state or quality of being simple
5. The state or quality of being simple
6. The state or quality of being simple
7. An act or instance of foolishness.

Concepts

simplicity

simpleness

easiness

naivete

plainness

artlessness

ease

naivety

modesty

brevity

innocence

homeliness

honesty

chasteness

simmpleness

rusticity

humility

convenience

conciseness

plain

simple

frugality

restraint

simple mindedness

simple-heartedness

ignorance

guilelessness

sincerity

simplemindedness

austerity

singleness

commonness

ordinariness

lightness

abandonment

funkiness

candour

quasi-

fine skill

being straight

cheerfulness

correctness

direct

frankness

in person

unsophisticated

no luxury

foolishness

stupidity

greenness

simpleton

harmlessness

mental weakness

neatness

ingenuousness

naiveness

pure

simplex

awkwardness

clarity

straightforwardness

effortlessness

readiness

austereness

nonindulgence

severeness

severity

starkness

jejuneness

jejunity

line single

line-drive single

shortness

terseness

humbleness

pure heart

offhandedness

truthfulness

credulity

gullibility

Pronounced as (IPA)

/sɪmˈplɪsɪti/

Etymology

From Middle English simplicite, from Old French simplicite, from Latin simplicitās, from simplex (“simple”). See simple. Partially displaced native English onefoldness.

Sentences

Delonge attributed much of its success to the simplicity of the rules .