simply
/ˈsɪmpli/
adverb
- In a way that is easy to understand or do; without difficulty or complexity.
- She explained the math problem simply, using everyday examples.
- The instructions were written simply, so even a child could follow them.
- To make the dish, simply mix all the ingredients together and bake.
- Used to emphasize how easy or basic something is; just, only.
- I simply asked a question; I didn't mean to upset anyone.
- It's simply a matter of turning the key to start the engine.
- He simply wants to be left alone to read his book.
- Used for emphasis, especially to express a strong feeling or opinion.
- The view from the top was simply breathtaking.
- That performance was simply the best I've ever seen.
- I simply cannot believe he forgot our anniversary.
- In a plain or unadorned manner; without extra decoration or luxury.
- She dressed simply in jeans and a white T-shirt.
- They live simply in a small cottage with no electricity.
- The room was furnished simply, with only a bed and a chair.
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