Converse of object

• combine: Comfortable simplicity combined with a special personal touch, like for example the knocked through fireplace in our bathroom.

• prefer: Some enjoy making elaborate wands full of symbolism, maybe even including precious gems, others prefer simplicity.

• admire: I can remember reading Take a Break and admiring the breathtaking simplicity of the concept.

• retain: The PM3 has a number of new features for the serious rower, while also retaining the simplicity of earlier models.

• emphasize: Modernist design of houses and furniture also typically emphasized simplicity and clarity of form, open-plan interiors, and the absence of clutter.

• appreciate: If you've ever tried to connect your guitar to your computer, you'll appreciate the simplicity of the GarageBand Guitar Cable.

Converse of subject

• characterize: Her emblem is tears and her diction is characterized by simplicity, in sharp contrast to her father.

• inspire: Inspired by the simplicity of Celtic design, the Isles Experience unfolds before you.

Adjective modifier

• deceptive: The interactive pieces in Clauss's Flying Puppet gallery become chronologically more complex, yet retain their deceptive simplicity.

• elegant: Very often an authentic solution will have an elegant simplicity, like a well-designed spade or teapot.

• rustic: Rustic Simplicity: Scenes of Cottage Life in Nineteenth-Century British Art, Djanogly Art Gallery Lund Humphries, 1998.

• stark: While the studio resembles the mighty ' School with its stark blue simplicity, the ubiquitous fishing boat still manages to make an appearance.

• apparent: Despite the apparent simplicity, it results in much head scratching.

• utter: For we have seen that in the Infinite there is utter simplicity, there are no parts, therefore no possibility of sharing.

Noun used with modifier

• drag-and-drop: With drag-and-drop simplicity, photos can be moved and resized within these flexible layouts.

Possessives

• sake: For simplicity's sake, let's call it the " fifty per cent " rule.

Preposition: in

• mind: With simplicity in mind, I think it is possible to draw a couple of important distinctions.

Preposition: of

• operation: The design of PPS provides ease of use and simplicity of operation.

• construction: The first part gives the reader enough information about portfolio building to convince even the most skeptical about its benefits and simplicity of construction.

• manner: The Quakers, or Society of Friends, were upright, hospitable people and known for their simplicity of manners and public spirit.