Definition
Definition of plainish - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- The dress was plainish but elegant.
2.
- His explanation was plainish, though not entirely straightforward.
Origin of plainish
Middle English, plain (simple) + -ish (somewhat)
Examples of plainish in a sentence
The room was plainish, with minimal decorations. The instructions were plainish but still required some effort to follow. Her speech was plainish, making it accessible to most listeners.
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- French:sobre, assez clair, ...
- German:ziemlich schlicht, ziemlich verständlich, ...
- Italian:un po' semplice, mediamente chiaro, ...
- Spanish:simplecito, algo claro, ...
- Portuguese:modesto, moderadamente claro, ...
- Chinese:有点朴素的, 略显清楚的, ...
- Japanese:地味め, やや明確, ...
- Arabic:بَسِيط نَوْعًا مَا, شِبْه وَاضِح, ...
- Hebrew:דִּי פָּשׁוּטָה, מְעַט פָּשׁוּט, ...
- Russian:простоватый, довольно ясный, ...
- Ukrainian:простенька, зрозумілий, ...
- Hindi:साधारण सा, थोड़ा स्पष्ट, ...
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