Pronunciation: /ˌjuːnɪdaɪˌmɛnʃənəl/
adjective describing something that has only one dimension or aspect
A1 The test was unidimensional, focusing only on vocabulary.
A2 The character in the story was unidimensional, lacking depth or complexity.
B1 The research study used unidimensional measurements to assess student performance.
B2 The artist's work was criticized for being unidimensional, lacking layers of meaning.
C1 The debate about the issue was unidimensional, with no consideration for opposing viewpoints.
C2 The film was praised for its unidimensional characters, each representing a different aspect of society.
formal The research study focused on a unidimensional analysis of the data.
informal They only looked at one aspect of the problem, it was very unidimensional.
slang Their approach was so one-dimensional, they missed out on a lot of important details.
figurative Her perspective on life was unidimensional, she only saw things in black and white.
unidimensionalized
unidimensionals
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has been unidimensional
is being unidimensional
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being unidimensional
unidimensionalizing