Simplified is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SIMPLIFIED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SIMPLIFY, to make simple
• make (something) simpler or easier to do or understand
ADJECTIVE:
• made easy or uncomplicated

Words related to SIMPLIFIED

simplifies17 simplify18 simplifying22

Words that contain SIMPLIFIED

oversimplified25

How to use SIMPLIFIED in a sentence

• It would have simplified matters from my point of view if you had.
• One Steinheil, of Munich, simplified it and added a call-bell.
• It has been simplified in form, and its machinery adjusted to the requirements of ancient communities slowly entering a new world.
• Its plan is after Murray, but his definitions and language is simplified as far as the nature of the subject will admit, to meet the understanding of children.
• This simplified matters immensely, so Bill looked up his little doctor for a sociable visit.
• Including the Winston simplified dictionary, edited by William D.
• THE WINSTON SIMPLIFIED DICTIONARY FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
• SEE The New Winston Simplified Dictionary and Reference Library.
• SEE The Winston Simplified Dictionary for Children.
• Including The Winston simplified dictionary edited by William D.
• Answers to problems in Simplified design of structural timber.
• In the second place, the taxation system was simplified by making the amount of tax proportional to the amount of land owned.
• By separating the eating equipments thus, one of the problems of hygiene and cleanliness is simplified.
• The actual work performed by each worker is simplified.
• The forms of the letters were also very much simplified.
• The gesture is ever enlarged and given more sweep and majesty, the silhouette is simplified and divested of all accidental or insignificant detail.
• These gentlemen have likewise so simplified the continuous system of drawing the wick along as to prevent any loss of cotton.
• The instrument is useful, but still it may be greatly simplified.
• I, too, shall be laid on the altar, my complex corrupt soul shall be simplified and purified, and the Holy Mother will lead me by the hand like a little child.
• These he considered quite sufficient for all purposes, and certainly they considerably simplified his labors as an observer.
• The thought of more than one death that the composite man is simplified by a series of separating deaths has repeatedly found place.
• By the measure of 1842, he continued, the tariff was greatly simplified.
• The loveliness of the universe seems simplified to its last extreme of refined delicacy.
• The system has, from time to time, been revised, condensed, and simplified, and at the present time it is thus arranged.
• The tangled mass of the war has suddenly become simplified, and there is clearness where there was confusion.
• Contrary to usual methods of improving a new art, the earliest improvement of the telephone simplified it.
• A simplified theoretical sketch is also shown in the upper right-hand corner of this figure.
• One woman he could not understand, but two simplified everything.

Similar words containing SIMPLIFI without suffix ed

simplifier17 simplifies17 simplifiers18 simplifiable21 simplificator22 oversimplified25 oversimplifies24 simplification23 simplificative26 simplificators23 simplifications24 oversimplificat27 oversimplification30 oversimplifications31

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