oversimplified 的定义
o·ver·sim·pli·fied, o·ver·sim·pli·fy·ing.
- to simplify to the point of error, distortion, or misrepresentation.
oversimplified 近义词
simplistic
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更多oversimplified例句
- While this little fable may oversimplify the history of work in America over the past century, it’s not that far off.
- Here are a few oversimplified pieces for the sake of brevity.
- To call it a story about Korean immigrants and the American Dream is to somehow both oversimplify and overspecify its magic.
- Strohminger finds their story intuitive, although perhaps oversimplified.
- Certain conditions predictably lead to high conflict—including oversimplified, binary choices and buried grievances that go unaddressed.
- Today, to oversimplify somewhat, the white working class resembles the inner city blacks of 1965.
- Traders, like the rest of us, have bodies, and to ignore them is to greatly oversimplify how the financial markets work.
- Almost by definition, absolutists oversimplify, turning everything into a fight between angels and devils.
- The author of this book recently told the BBC, “Fiction re-complicates what politicians wish to oversimplify.”
- It is folly to attempt to oversimplify that which is of its nature complex.