Antonym: complexity. Similar words: implicit, complicity, duplicity, simplify, explicit, implicate, explicitly, simplification. Meaning: [sɪm'plɪsətɪ] 
n. 1. the quality of being simple or uncompounded 2. a lack of penetration or subtlety 3. absence of affectation or pretense 4. freedom from difficulty or hardship or effort 5. lack of ornamentation.
n. 1. the quality of being simple or uncompounded 2. a lack of penetration or subtlety 3. absence of affectation or pretense 4. freedom from difficulty or hardship or effort 5. lack of ornamentation. 
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121 One of the main attractions of the scheme is its simplicity.
122 Simplicity and repose are the qualities that measure the true value of any work of art. Frank Lloyd Wright 
123 He was entranced by his own thoughts,(www.Sentencedict.com) and dazzled by the elegant simplicity of his conspiracy theories.
124 However, this apparent simplicity hides the vital role that friction plays in the process.
125 Amos himself puts the matter with telling simplicity: The lion has roared: who will not fear?
126 On the face of it, there was an enviable simplicity about Armstrong's own view.
127 Organisms such as these are useful in the lab because of their simplicity and relatively short growth periods.
128 Lighting up the hotplate is simplicity itself with Valor's unique Autolite ignition.
129 The principle was exactly the same and, because of its delightful simplicity, it was rapidly adopted.
130 There was a simplicity about the small apartment that I liked.
131 The jacket follows the lines of the body with graceful simplicity.
132 These positive aspects of the Michigan law may, however, have been achieved at the expense of simplicity.
133 You might recognize her by her kind and open face, a simplicity which you could easily overlook.
134 When, as for us, it is luxurious, busy and restless, we are refreshed by simplicity.
135 The priest made a short speech praising the families and the outstanding simplicity of the wedding feast.
136 For the sake of simplicity, this introductory chapter will concentrate upon one conflict theory: Marxism.
137 Whatever shoe style you opt for, look for simplicity and minimal design.
138 This, however, is the second rather weak argument, the simplicity argument.
139 They are still in the early stages of development. d Options Integrated services have the attraction of simplicity.
140 In his opinion, while the Smalltalk syntax is very simple, its simplicity obscures simple programming tasks.
141 But the simplicity of Blake and Mouton's original conception has probably been the main reason for its success.
142 The need to maintain simplicity in any pricing system, that does not distort but helps articulate the assessment process.
143 A simple example of a monopoly airline is shown in figure 3.2, in which constant average costs are assumed for simplicity.
144 The functional simplicity of the gym contrasts with the opulence of the marble floors, the paintings and the drapes.
145 The Introduction to the Finale is given with a beguiling simplicity, and therein lies the key to this performance.
146 What fascinates me about his poems is their apparent simplicity.
147 That would have the merit of simplicity, but would it strike the right note socially?
148 For simplicity there are only 9 flip-flops in a 3 x 3 array.
149 For a moment, Eline felt a nostalgia for the simplicity of her life as she'd lived it in Oystermouth.
150 Presently he soon takes advantage of the simplicity of the plebeians.
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