| DISIMPROVE | • disimprove v. (Transitive, rare) to make worse. • disimprove v. (Intransitive, rare) to deteriorate. • disimprove v. (Informal, rare, influenced by the German verb verschlimmbessern) To try to make something better but… |
| MISIMPROVE | • misimprove v. (Transitive, archaic) To use for a bad purpose; to misuse. • MISIMPROVE v. to make worse by would-be improvement. |
| OVERSIMPLE | • oversimple adj. Excessively simple; lacking the necessary complexity. • OVERSIMPLE adj. too simple. |
| OVERSIMPLY | • oversimply adv. In a way that is too simple; without the necessary detail or complexity. • OVERSIMPLE adv. too simple. |
| SIMPERINGS | • simperings n. Plural of simpering. • SIMPERING n. the act of simpering. |
| SIMPLENESS | • simpleness n. The property of being simple. • SIMPLENESS n. the state of being simple. |
| SIMPLESSES | • SIMPLESSE n. (Spenser) simplicity. |
| SIMPLETONS | • simpletons n. Plural of simpleton. • SIMPLETON n. a feebleminded person. |
| SIMPLICIAL | • simplicial adj. Having to do with, or having, simplices. • SIMPLICIAL adj. of or relating to simplexes. |
| SIMPLICITY | • simplicity n. The state or quality of being simple. • simplicity n. (Archaic, rare) An act or instance of foolishness. • SIMPLICITY n. the state of being simple. |
| SIMPLIFIED | • simplified adj. Made more simple; having its complexity reduced. • simplified adj. Relating to simplified Chinese. • simplified v. Simple past tense and past participle of simplify. |
| SIMPLIFIER | • simplifier n. Agent noun of simplify; one who simplifies. • SIMPLIFIER n. something that simplifies. |
| SIMPLIFIES | • simplifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of simplify. • SIMPLIFY v. to make simple. |
| SIMPLISTES | • SIMPLISTE n. (French) someone who tends to oversimplify. |
| SIMPLISTIC | • simplistic adj. Overly simple. • simplistic adj. In a manner that simplifies a concept or issue so that its nuance and complexity are lost or important… • SIMPLISTIC adj. tending to oversimplify. |