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simplic

simplic adjective: simple.

Adjective

simplic (comparative more simplic, superlative most simplic)

  1. (nonstandard, rare, non-native speakers' English) Simple.
    • It [The Economist] also has a simplic view of democracy and always instists that any result of a democartic^([sic]) election must be "good", both economically and politically.1997 September 21, Tony Tant, “TI issue and the American involvement.”, in soc.culture.china (Usenet), archived from the original on 19 Aug 2026
    • But that's the whole story, isn't it? Hitler = socialism = liberals = fascism. It reduces down to this simplic equation. The problem is, that it is not true. It's no more true that saying Republicans = fascism.2001 February 12, Erik A. Mattila, “Senate "Borks" Ashcroft, 58-41”, in alt.society.liberalism (Usenet), archived from the original on 19 Aug 2026

Forms of simplic

comparativemore simplic
superlativemost simplic

Origin of simplic

Back-formation from simplicity. Compare Italian semplice and Portuguese símplice.

Questions about simplic

What does simplic mean?
Simplic means simple.
What part of speech is simplic?
Simplic is an adjective.

Words near simplic in the dictionary

  1. simplex
  2. simplexes
  3. simplexity
  4. simplexvirus
  5. simplexviruses
  6. simplic
  7. simplicate
  8. simplicated
  9. simplicates
  10. simplicating
  11. simplication

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