one-dimensional (Meaning)

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one-dimensional (a)

relating to a single dimension or aspect; having no depth or scope

of or in or along or relating to a line; involving or having a single dimension

The one-dimensional plot of the novel lacked depth and nuance.
The characters in the play were presented in a one-dimensional manner, lacking complexity or motivation.
The artist's work was criticized for its one-dimensional style, prioritizing form over content.
The report's findings were presented in a simplistic, one-dimensional manner, failing to acknowledge the multifaceted nature of the issue.
The one-dimensional thinking of the protagonist hindered their ability to solve the complex problem.
The movie's one-dimensional villain lacked any redeeming qualities or motivations.
The education system often fails to provide students with a comprehensive, multidimensional perspective, leading to one-dimensional thinking.
The conversation was one-dimensional, focusing solely on superficial topics.
The one-dimensional view of history distorted the complexities of the past.
The one-dimensional nature of the decision-making process resulted in a limited range of options.

relating to a single dimension or aspect; having no depth or scope, of or in or along or relating to a line; involving or having a single dimension

shallow,superficial,facile, haphazard, desultory, hasty, passing, sketchy, skin-deep, oversimple

complete, definitive, penetrating, comprehensive, deep, exhaustive, penetrating, extensive, general, comprehensive

The one-dimensional plot of the novel lacked depth and nuance.

The characters in the play were presented in a one-dimensional manner, lacking complexity or motivation.

The artist's work was criticized for its one-dimensional style, prioritizing form over content.

The report's findings were presented in a simplistic, one-dimensional manner, failing to acknowledge the multifaceted nature of the issue.