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Meanings of uncomplicated in English

Easy and not involved or complicated.

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Lacking complexity.

Usage of uncomplicated in English
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Any hope Picard nurtured for an uncomplicated resolution to the situation vanished.
Star Trek: Myriad Universes: Shattered Light
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Accounting students sat a straightforward and uncomplicated higher level paper, teachers said.
The Irish Times
3
If you do, set clear boundaries to keep your professional relationships uncomplicated.
BBC
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All she really needed from Burke was an uncomplicated moment of passion.
Colorado abduction
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The Czech study involved 390 children with uncomplicated cold or flu symptoms.
Reuters
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Conclusions: The evidence underlying current antibiotic recommendations for uncomplicated SAM is weak.
Pubmed
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I love it beyond measure,' says Bunny, in a tiny, uncomplicated voice.
The death of bunny munro: a novel
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But it is also stuffed with uncomplicated humanity and Saturday-afternoon good spirits.
The Irish Times
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Results: Autologous vein graft-coated stent preparation and implantation was feasible and uncomplicated.
Pubmed
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CT at this stage demonstrated extensive thrombus within the previously uncomplicated aneurysm.
Pubmed
11
The snarling animals shot at one another like quarrels, their argument uncomplicated.
The Postman
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These patients showed a mean of 7 episodes of uncomplicated urinary infections.
Pubmed
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The age-related increase was higher for HZ complications than for uncomplicated HZ.
Pubmed
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Lenin's motivations was uncomplicated: his party had been trounced at the polls.
The new yorker
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There are no data on respiratory patterns of uncomplicated Down's syndrome subjects.
Pubmed
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There are a few recorded cases of uncomplicated wounds of the ureters.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
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Uncomplicated across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common