Pronunciation: /ˈsɪmpəlmɑɪndɪd/
noun a simpleminded person
A1 She is often described as a simpleminded person.
A2 The simpleminded child believed everything he was told.
B1 The simpleminded approach to problem-solving may not always be effective.
B2 Despite his simpleminded nature, he had a talent for music.
C1 Her simpleminded attitude towards politics was seen as naive by many.
C2 The professor was frustrated by the simpleminded arguments presented by his students.
adjective a person who lacks the ability to think deeply or critically
A1 She is often described as simpleminded because she prefers things to be straightforward and uncomplicated.
A2 The simpleminded approach to problem-solving may not always yield the most creative solutions.
B1 Some people mistake her kindness for being simpleminded, but she is actually quite intelligent.
B2 The character in the novel was portrayed as simpleminded, but his actions revealed a deeper complexity.
C1 The politician's opponents tried to paint him as simpleminded, but his policies were well-thought-out and effective.
C2 Despite his simpleminded demeanor, the artist's work displayed a profound understanding of human emotion.
formal The professor criticized the student for being simpleminded in his approach to the complex problem.
informal Don't be so simpleminded, there could be more to the story than what you see.
slang She's so simpleminded, she believes everything she reads online.
figurative His simpleminded view on life kept him from experiencing new opportunities.
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