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simple-minded

/ˌsɪm.pəlˈmaɪn.dɪd/

Übersetzung: Bezeichnet eine Person, die naiv, unerfahren oder wenig intelligent ist und einfache, unkritische Denkweisen hat.

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adjective

/ˌsɪm.pəlˈmaɪn.dɪd/B2formal
  • deBezeichnet eine Person, die naiv, unerfahren oder wenig intelligent ist und einfache, unkritische Denkweisen hat.

Describes a person who is naive, unsophisticated, or lacking in intelligence or complexity of thought.

  1. Lacking subtlety or insightB2formal

    Describes a person or idea that is overly simplistic, naive, or lacking in depth and nuance.

    deEinfältig

    • His simple-minded approach to the problem ignored all the complex factors involved.
    • The movie's plot was criticized for its simple-minded portrayal of good versus evil.
    • She dismissed his argument as simple-minded and poorly thought out.

    Synonymechildlikecredulousfoolishgullibleimmaturenaiveshallowsimplisticsuperficialunsophisticated

    Antonymeastutediscerninginsightfulperceptiveprofound

  2. Lacking mental capacity or subtletyB2formal

    Describes a person who is perceived as having limited intellectual ability or being unable to grasp complex ideas.

    deEinfältig

    • The con artist targeted simple-minded individuals with his fraudulent schemes.
    • It is cruel to mock someone for being simple-minded.
    • The character in the novel was portrayed as kind but simple-minded.

    Synonymebrainlessdensedim-wittedfeeblemindedfoolishhalf-wittedidioticimbecilicmindlessmoronicobtusesimpleslow-wittedstupidunintelligentvacuous

    Antonymeastutebrightcleverintelligentperceptivequick-wittedsharpshrewdsmart

Formen
  • more simple-minded comparative form
  • most simple-minded superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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