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simply

merely / in a simple way / absolutely
Adverb

Meanings

Adverbmerely
[~][~ verb]

Used to emphasize that something is only one thing and nothing more.

It is simply a game.

Adverbin a simple way
[~][~ verb]

In a way that is easy to understand or do.

Explain it simply.

Adverbabsolutely
[~][~ adjective]

Used to emphasize a statement or a quality.

It is simply wonderful.

Examples

I simply wanted to help you.

I simply wanted to help you.

Apology

Just click this button to simply start the process.

Office

The view from the mountain top is simply breathtaking.

Travel

It is simply a matter of time before they find out.

It is simply a matter of time before they find out.

Detective

Please explain the rules simply so everyone understands.

Please explain the rules simply so everyone understands.

School Life

The solution is simply too complex for a beginner.

The solution is simply too complex for a beginner.

Trivia

I simply cannot believe he said that to her.

I simply cannot believe he said that to her.

Romance

The ancient ruins were simply magnificent in the sunlight.

History

He simply nodded and walked away without a word.

He simply nodded and walked away without a word.

Collocations & Compounds

simply put

Adverb collocation: used to introduce a simplified explanation of a complex idea

Simply put, the company is bankrupt.

simply cannot

Adverb collocation: used to express a strong inability or refusal to do something

I simply cannot tolerate this behavior any longer.

simply wonderful

Adverb collocation: used to emphasize that something is extremely pleasant or good

Etymology

Derived from the adjective "simple," which comes from the Old French "simple" and the Latin "simplex" (simplus), meaning "single" or "plain," composed of "sim-" (one) and "plex" (fold).

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