simplistic (simplistik)

[ The facts of nature and of life are more apt to be complex than simple. Simplistic theories are generally one sided and partial. J. F. Clarke. (Worcester.) simplityt (sim'pli-ti), n. [ simplity , sym plete , OF. simplete , simplicity: see simplici ty.] Simplicity. Thanne shaltow se Sobrete and Symplete -of-spec he. Piers Plowman (B), x. 165. See symploce .