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facile
adjective as in easy; easily mastered
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What gets lost in facile critiques of gentrification, however, is its generative power.
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It’s also expedient and facile, sparing the party from looking inward and doing the truly hard work it faces.
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California had exported to other states the facile low-tax policies of Howard Jarvis and Ronald Reagan’s view of government as “the problem, not the solution.”
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Neither do facile excuses like “economic anxiety” cut it.
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We can easily imagine the real Scorsese has had to face similar ordeals with facile Hollywood suits.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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