transcription, транскрипция: [ sim-ˈpli-sə-tē, -ˈplis-tē ]
noun
( plural -ties )
Etymology: Middle English simplicite, from Anglo-French simplicité, from Latin simplicitat-, simplicitas, from simplic-, simplex
Date: 14th century
1. : the state of being simple, uncomplicated, or uncompounded
2.
a. : lack of subtlety or penetration : innocence , naivete
b. : folly , silliness
3. : freedom from pretense or guile : candor
4.
a. : directness of expression : clarity
b. : restraint in ornamentation : austerity