subsimple
subsimple adjective: having few divisions, but more than one; almost simple.
Adjective
subsimple (not comparable)
- Having few divisions, but more than one; almost simple.
Origin of subsimple
sub- + simple
Questions about subsimple
- What does subsimple mean?
- Subsimple means having few divisions, but more than one; almost simple.
- What part of speech is subsimple?
- Subsimple is an adjective.
Words near subsimple in the dictionary
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