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you are asking him. 5 lowly, humble, inferior, mean, base,
subservient, common, subordinate: The lord of the manor
regarded his tenants as simple folk, a breed apart from himself
and his family.
simplicity
n. 1 uncomplicatedness; understandability, comprehensibility,
lucidity, straightforwardness, clarity, intelligibility,
decipherability: Consider the simplicity of some life forms in
contrast to the complexity of others. The simplicity of the
Bible can be deceptive. 2 plainness, cleanness, clarity,
severity, starkness, austereness, asceticism, restraint,
bareness, purity: She prefers the simplicity of classical or
very modern design to baroque and rococo clutter. 3 sincerity,
openness, artlessness, candour, guilelessness, frankness,
unsophisticatedness, ingenuousness, straightforwardness,
forthrightness, unaffectedness, unpretentiousness, modesty,
na‹vety; plainness, directness, inelegance, rusticity,
pastoralism: Many have been charmed by the simplicity of the
local folk art. 4 stupidity, slow-wittedness, thickheadedness,
simple-mindedness, feeble-mindedness, oafishness, cloddishness,
obtuseness, dullness, dull-wittedness, witlessness,
halfwittedness, imbecility, brainlessness: The simplicity of
some of those yokels is incredible.
simplify v. clarify, clear up, make easy, paraphrase, explain,
explicate, disentangle, untangle, unravel, streamline: Simplify
your request and we shall be able to do what you ask.
simply adv. 1 merely, barely, purely, only, solely, just, entirely,
fully, totally, wholly, altogether, absolutely, really: Is it
true that they met regularly simply to discuss politics? 2
totally, completely, altogether, entirely, just, plainly,
obviously, really, unreservedly, unqualifiedly: If you believe
that, you're simply too stupid for words! 3 na‹vely, artlessly,
guilelessly, openly, innocently, ingenuously, unaffectedly,
unpretentiously, plainly, naturally: He asked her very simply
what she did as a 'working girl'. 4 plainly, modestly, starkly,
severely, sparely, sparsely, austerely, ascetically: His home
is simply furnished, without paintings or any other decoration.
5 distinctly, unambiguously, plainly, obviously, unmistakably or
unmistakeably: The instructions must be written simply so that
they are understandable to anyone.