overfacile
/ˌoʊvərˈfæsəl/
adjective
- Too simple or easy, often in a way that ignores important details or complexities.
- The politician's overfacile solution to the housing crisis failed to address the real problems.
- Critics said the book's overfacile explanation of history was misleading.
- An overfacile approach to learning a language rarely leads to fluency.
- Done or achieved with too little effort, suggesting a lack of depth or seriousness.
- She gave an overfacile smile and changed the subject.
- The student's overfacile answer showed he hadn't thought about the question carefully.
- His overfacile acceptance of the offer made others suspicious of his motives.
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