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zimovet [89]
3 years ago
5

Distinguish among the shades of meaning of the following words: uncomplicated, simplistic, comprehensible, simplified.

English
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Dmitry [639]3 years ago
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When you need to solve a question such as this one, the tool that could help you the most is a dictionary -  an alphabetically arranged listing of words, which gives us different information about those words, such as their definitions, usage, origin, pronunciation, etc.

These are the differences between the listed words:

  • When something is uncomplicated, it's simple (the opposite of complicated) or straightforward.
  • When something is simplistic, it's oversimplified. When something is simplified, it's made in a way that is simpler or easier to do or understand.
  • When something is comprehensible, it's intelligible, able to be comprehended or understood.

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