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insimplicity

insimplicity noun: lack of simplicity; complexity.

Noun

insimplicity (uncountable)

  1. Lack of simplicity; complexity.
    • Trash, in the fulness of its insimplicity and cheapness, is impossible without a beautiful past.1893, Alice Meynell, Thuthm of Life and Other Essays, page 9
    • It must have arisen from a certain insimplicity in the psychological (factorial) nature of the tasks, or from other causes of an unknown nature.J. Donald Harris, "A Factor Analytic Study of Three Signal Detection Abilities", in 1964, US Naval Medical Research Laboratory, Report (issues 419-444, page 60)

Questions about insimplicity

What does insimplicity mean?
Insimplicity means lack of simplicity; complexity.
What part of speech is insimplicity?
Insimplicity is a noun.

Words near insimplicity in the dictionary

  1. insignis-pine
  2. insignis-pines
  3. insignium
  4. insignment
  5. insignments
  6. insimplicity
  7. insimulate
  8. insimulates
  9. insincere
  10. insincerely
  11. insincereness

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