inelaborate (Meaning)
Wordnet
inelaborate (s)
not elaborate; lacking rich or complex detail
Webster
inelaborate (a.)
Not elaborate; not wrought with care; unpolished; crude; unfinished.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inelaborate
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inelaborate Sentence Examples
- The inelaborate design of the house lacked ornamentation and intricate details.
- The artist's inelaborate sketch captured the essence of the subject without excessive elaboration.
- The chef prepared an inelaborate meal, focusing on simple ingredients and basic flavors.
- The scientist presented an inelaborate theory, offering only the most essential elements.
- The author's inelaborate prose conveyed the story's message directly and concisely.
- The students' inelaborate notes captured the key points of the lecture without unnecessary details.
- The architect designed an inelaborate building that emphasized functionality over aesthetics.
- The inelaborate presentation focused on the data and avoided distracting embellishments.
- The costume designer opted for inelaborate garments that allowed the actors to move freely.
- The inelaborate website provided only the necessary information, prioritizing usability over complexity.
FAQs About the word inelaborate
not elaborate; lacking rich or complex detailNot elaborate; not wrought with care; unpolished; crude; unfinished.
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The inelaborate design of the house lacked ornamentation and intricate details.
The artist's inelaborate sketch captured the essence of the subject without excessive elaboration.
The chef prepared an inelaborate meal, focusing on simple ingredients and basic flavors.
The scientist presented an inelaborate theory, offering only the most essential elements.
