plainness in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for plainness in the English»Spanish Dictionary

plainness [Am ˈpleɪnˌnɪs, Brit ˈpleɪnnəs] N U

1.1. plainness (simplicity):

plainness

sencillez f

1.2. plainness (unattractiveness):

plainness

fealdad f

2.1. plainness (obviousness):

plainness

lo obvio

2.2. plainness (bluntness):

plainness

franqueza f

plainness in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for plainness in the English»Spanish Dictionary

plainness [ˈpleɪnnəs] N no pl

1. plainness (simplicity):

plainness

sencillez f

2. plainness (obviousness):

plainness

evidencia f

3. plainness (unattractiveness):

plainness

falta f de atractivo

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English

Not the least remarkable aspect of his winning scheme was its plainness.

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Amid the drama, suspense, and sadness of his novel, he tried to show what happiness looked like -- to make its plainness rich, its simplicity luminous.

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Let us joyfully partake of them in their simplicity and plainness.

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But for all the plainness of the setting, the students in this room are embarked on a journey across language and culture.

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As the leader of a reformed kind of monasticism, he saw virtue in plainness.

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Palaces and public buildings are similarly roofed, their plainness compensated by resplendent interiors.

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I always want them to keep a plainness to their work.

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This style will also keep the hair off her face during the summer and gives an added something to the plainness of her dress.

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But the strong feelings about obesity seem to be quite different in kind as well as degree from feelings about plainness or homeliness in general.

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He was a prolific writer who adopted a deliberate plainness of style; he was several times imprisoned.

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