uncomplicated
adjective
un·com·pli·cat·ed
ˌən-ˈkäm-plə-ˌkā-təd 
1
: not complex : simple
uncomplicated machinery
2
a
: not complicated by something outside itself
b
: not involving medical complications
an uncomplicated peptic ulcer
Examples of uncomplicated in a Sentence
The plot was uncomplicated and easy to follow.
He's an uncomplicated, straightforward person.
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Jessica Booth, Parents, 3 Apr. 2024
For a director who usually conducts workshops with future documentary subjects or natural actors, the prospect of filming his family—his cousin, brother, and mother—seemed uncomplicated.
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Medium bodied and a little glycerol on the palate, this is a little more structured to go with food, but uncomplicated enough for a simple quaff.
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These are ideal for those seeking uncomplicated gameplay and attract both beginners exploring the casino landscape and seasoned players yearning for the charm of earlier gambling eras.
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Ever After benefits from cinematography, set design, and a cast that winks only when absolutely necessary (plus extra brownie points for being blessedly uncomplicated).
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The draw of this idea is its simplicity: Proposing that the body’s many ills can be collapsed into a single mega-ailment makes treatment seem refreshingly uncomplicated compared with the medical interventions needed to address individual problems.
—Yasmin Tayag, The Atlantic, 20 Feb. 2024
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uncomplicated
adjective
un·com·pli·cat·ed
ˌən-ˈkäm-plə-ˌkāt-əd
: not involving or marked by complications
uncomplicated peptic ulcer
the clinical course is usually benign and uncomplicated—M. A. Baumann et al.
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