Reductivist

Pronunciation: /ˈɹeɪˈdəkˈtiˈvɪst/

Reductivist (noun)

  1. a person who explains complex things in a very simple way, often missing important details.

Examples

  • The reductivist often breaks down theories into basic components.
  • As a reductivist, she prefers simple explanations for intricate problems.

Common collocations: reductivist approach, reductivist perspective, reductivist analysis, reductivist argument

Reductivist (adjective)

  1. describing an approach that makes complex things too simple, often ignoring important parts.

Examples

  • His reductivist view fails to capture the nuances of the issue.
  • The reductivist explanation ignored important details.

Synonyms of Reductivist

Formal

Neutral

Antonyms of Reductivist

  • In philosophical discussions about approaches.