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ˌoversimplifiˈcation
[over- 29 b.]
The action or process of simplifying to excess; the result of this; a simplistic style or procedure.
1930R. A. Fisher Genetical Theory Nat. Selection 42 It is a patent oversimplification to assert that the environment determines the numbers of each sort of organism that it will support. 1934Discovery Dec. 339/2 The danger of over-simplification of exceedingly complex problems. 1958‘P. Bryant’ Two Hours to Doom 91 ‘Since the war a dozen countries have gone Communist.’.. ‘I realise that. But I think it's an over-simplification of the issue.’ 1968M. S. Livingston Particle Physics p. vi, The author accepts responsibility for any shortcomings or over⁓simplifications in these descriptions. 1975Listener 4 Dec. 734/3 When the cars are there, they sell... This, of course, is an over-simplification. |