one-dimensional

• Descreve algo que carece de profundidade, complexidade ou variedade; usado com frequência para criticar um personagem, argumento ou design, ou ainda algo que se estende apenas em uma direção.

Describes something that lacks depth, complexity, or variety; often used to criticize a character, argument, or design as being too simple or flat.

1. Having a single dimensionB2formal

   Relating to or involving only one dimension, such as length, without width or depth.

   Unidimensional

   • A line is a one-dimensional geometric figure.
   • The graph shows a one-dimensional relationship between the variables.
   • In physics, a one-dimensional motion occurs along a straight line.

   Sinônimoslinearunidimensional

   Antônimosmultidimensional

2. Lacking depth or complexityB2formal

   Having no depth, scope, or variety; overly simple or superficial.

   Unidimensional

   • The character in the movie was one-dimensional and predictable.
   • His argument was one-dimensional and failed to consider other perspectives.
   • A one-dimensional approach to education ignores the diverse needs of students.

   Sinônimosflatlimitednarrowshallowsimplisticsuperficialthin

   Antônimoscomplexdeepmultidimensionalmultifacetedprofoundrichsophisticated