Plain ( adjective , noun , verb , adverb )

(As an adjective)

Plain ( adjective )

  1. Not decorated or elaborate.
  2. Not having an interesting or beautiful appearance.
  3. Not difficult to understand or notice.
  4. Not mixed with other substances.
  5. Not having any special features.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english plægen, from latin plānus.

Examples:

  1. She wore a plain white dress.
  2. The building was plain and unadorned.
  3. The instructions were plain and easy to follow.
  4. He ordered a plain cup of coffee.
  5. The landscape was plain and unremarkable.

(As a noun)

Plain ( noun )

  1. Not decorated or elaborate.
  2. Not having an interesting or beautiful appearance.
  3. Not difficult to understand or notice.
  4. Not mixed with other substances.
  5. Not having any special features.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english plægen, from latin plānus.

Examples:

  1. She wore a plain white dress.
  2. The building was plain and unadorned.
  3. The instructions were plain and easy to follow.
  4. He ordered a plain cup of coffee.
  5. The landscape was plain and unremarkable.

(As a verb)

Plain ( verb )

  1. Not decorated or elaborate.
  2. Not having an interesting or beautiful appearance.
  3. Not difficult to understand or notice.
  4. Not mixed with other substances.
  5. Not having any special features.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english plægen, from latin plānus.

Examples:

  1. She wore a plain white dress.
  2. The building was plain and unadorned.
  3. The instructions were plain and easy to follow.
  4. He ordered a plain cup of coffee.
  5. The landscape was plain and unremarkable.

(As an adverb)

Plain ( adverb )

  1. Not decorated or elaborate.
  2. Not having an interesting or beautiful appearance.
  3. Not difficult to understand or notice.
  4. Not mixed with other substances.
  5. Not having any special features.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english plægen, from latin plānus.

Examples:

  1. She wore a plain white dress.
  2. The building was plain and unadorned.
  3. The instructions were plain and easy to follow.
  4. He ordered a plain cup of coffee.
  5. The landscape was plain and unremarkable.
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