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simplism
noun sim·plism \ˈsim-ˌpli-zəm\
Definition of SIMPLISM
: the act or an instance of oversimplifying; especially : the reduction of a problem to a false simplicity by ignoring complicating factors
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First Known Use of SIMPLISM
1849
Rhymes with SIMPLISM
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