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poop, ninny, ninnyhammer, goose, jackass, ass, donkey; featherbrain, scatterbrain, rattlehead, mooncalf, Inf. coot, Sl. jerk; dupe, gull, greenhorn, Inf. jay. simplicity, n. 1. clearness, lucidity, limpidity; perceptibility, distinctness, obviousness, explicitness, conspicuousness, salience, unmistakableness; clarity, cog-nizability, intelligibility, penetrability, decipherability, legibility.
2. plainness, modesty, bareness, spareness, blankness, starkness, severity, asceticism; unadornment, austereness, unornamentation, unembellishment.
3. artlessness, openness, open-heartedness, ingenuousness, guilelessness, sincerity, genuineness, undeceptive-ness, undeceitfulness; candor, candidness, frankness, forthrightness, straightforwardness, calling a spade a spade, Sl. telling it like it is; naturalness, unaffectedness, unpretentiousness; naivete, naiveness, simplemindedness, innocence; unsophisticatedness, greenness, rawness, unworldliness; trustfulness, unsuspiciousness, unwariness, unguardedness.
4. unskillfulness, inexpertness, uncleverness, undeftness, unfacileness; ungiftedness, untalentedness, dullness, slowness. simplify, v. make plainer, decipher, unravel, disentangle, make intelligible, translate; paraphrase, summarize, explain, clarify, clear up; abridge, cut down, condense, shorten; pare down, get down to bare essentials; make easier, spoon-feed. simply, adv. 1. easily, clearly, distinctly, plainly, intelligibly, lucidly, legibly; obviously, evidently, conspicuously, unmistakably, transparently.
2. sincerely, artlessly, openly, ingenuously, guilelessly, genuinely, undeceptively, undeceitfully; naturally, unaffectedly, unpretentiously; naively, innocently, unsophisticatedly, unaffectedly.
3. merely, only, solely, purely; wholly, absolutely, completely, fully, entirely; totally, nothing short of, unqualifiedly, utterly; categorically, unconditionally, unreservedly, implicitly; positively, certainly, veritably, unquestionably, unequivocably, unambiguously.
4. foolishly, unwisely, imprudently, incautiously, injudiciously; heedlessly, thoughtlessly, carelessly. simulacrum, n. 1. superficial likeness, semblance, similarity, similitude; resemblance, likeness, counterpart, match, duplicate, double, twin, Doppleganger.
2. image, representation, effigy, icon, depiction, portrayal; reproduction, reflection, model, replica, copy, facsimile; snapshot, Inf. snap, photograph, Inf. photo; sketch, portrait, profile, study, life study, picture. simulate, v. feign, pretend, make believe, malinger, playact, act; put on airs, assume airs, posture, do for effect; impersonate, personate, pose as, pretend to be, pass oneself off as, sail under false colors; ape, imitate, parrot, mimic, mime, Sl. make like; mirror, reflect, echo, take on the appearance of; copy, affect, do like, follow suit; duplicate, reproduce, parallel; parody, caricature, burlesque, travesty, mock, sham, counterfeit. simultaneous, adj. concomitant, concurrent, coincident, parallel, collateral, side-by-side; contemporaneous, coinstantaneous, synchronal, synchronous, isochronal, isochronous; coexistent, coexisting, contemporary, coeval, coetaneous; conterminous, coterminous, coextensive. sin, n. 1. transgression, trespass, violation; impiety, impiousness, profaneness, profanity, profanation, blasphemy; desecration, sacrilege, irreverence, irreligiousness; deviltry, ungodliness, godlessness; nefariousness, flagitiousness, heinousness, vileness, viciousness.
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No evidence of man's evolutionary ancestors has so far been found in either North or South America. Fossils and other remains suggest that the first Americans crossed the Bering Straits (which at the time was dry land) from Asia between 20,000 and 40,000 years ago. .. More >>
