primitivity
/prɪˈmɪtɪvəti/
noun
- The state or quality of being simple, basic, or undeveloped, especially in technology or culture.
- The primitivity of the village's tools made daily tasks very slow.
- The artist admired the primitivity of cave paintings for their raw emotional power.
- Historians study the primitivity of early human societies to understand how we evolved.
- A lack of sophistication or complexity in thought, design, or behavior.
- The software's primitivity frustrated users who expected more advanced features.
- His argument showed a surprising primitivity, ignoring all modern research.
- She outgrew the primitivity of her childhood beliefs as she learned more about the world.
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