plain
/pleɪn/ /pleɪn/ /pleɪn/ /pleɪn/ /pleɪn/Definitions
1. noun
a region of low-lying land without trees or rocks
“The prairie was a vast, open plain stretching as far as the eye could see.”
2. adjective
lacking interest or excitement; dull
“The plain, grey walls of the prison cell were a stark contrast to the vibrant colors of the city outside.”
3. verb
to explain or describe (something) in a clear and simple way
“The teacher had to plain the complex math formula to her students.”
4. adverb
in an open or unbroken way; directly
“The hikers had to plain the steep mountain path to reach the summit.”