unsimple
Syllables: un·sim·pleUK/ʌnˈsɪmpəl/
unsimple adjective: not simple.
Adjective
unsimple (comparative more unsimple, superlative most unsimple)
- Not simple.
- I do know, though, that the cumulative effect of all these three- and five-minute film clips, with their almost unvarying implicit deference to the importance of purely military solutions (despite a few commentators' disclaimers to the contrary), and with their catering (in part unavoidably) to a...1966, Michael J[ohn] Arlen, “Living-room War”, in The New Yorker; republished in Living-room War (Television Series), Syracuse, N.Y.: Syracuse University Press, 1997, →ISBN, pages 7–8
- Synonyms:
- nonsimple
Synonyms of unsimple
Antonyms
Forms of unsimple
| comparative | more unsimple |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unsimple |
Origin of unsimple
From un- + simple.
Questions about unsimple
- What does unsimple mean?
- Unsimple means not simple.
- What part of speech is unsimple?
- Unsimple is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce unsimple?
- Unsimple is pronounced /ʌnˈsɪmpəl/ (UK).
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