Simplistically is how you do something when you treat a hard subject as if it were easy. You explain simplistically; you argue simplistically.

Simplistically is how you do somethingSimplistically形容你做一件事的方式，when you treat a hard subject as if it were easy也就是把困難的主題當成很簡單來處理的時候。You explain simplistically你可以simplistically地解釋；you argue simplistically也可以simplistically地辯論。

It is the adverb of simplistic, so it carries the same criticism: not “in a nice clear way,” but “in a way that is too thin.” Speakers use it in essays, talks, and news when they want to warn that a claim has been flattened. Though actually, you will almost never hear it as praise.

It is the adverb of simplistic這是simplistic的副詞，so it carries the same criticism所以帶著同樣的批評語氣：not "in a nice clear way,"不是「講得清楚明白」，but "in a way that is too thin."而是「講得太單薄」。Speakers use it in essays, talks, and news大家會在文章、演講和新聞裡用它，when they want to warn that a claim has been flattened想警告某個說法被過度簡化的時候。Though actually不過其實，you will almost never hear it as praise你幾乎不會聽到有人拿這個字來稱讚。

If you mean “in a simple way,” say simply. Simply told the truth; simplistically left half of it out.

If you mean "in a simple way,"如果你要說的是「用簡單的方式」，say simply就用simply這個字。Simply told the truthSimply是老實說出真相；simplistically left half of it outsimplistically則是漏講了一半。

It is a long, rather formal word. In speech people often just say “that is too simple” instead of reaching for the -ally form.

It is a long, rather formal word這是一個滿長、也滿正式的字。In speech people often just say "that is too simple"口語裡大家常常就直接說「that is too simple」（這太簡單了），instead of reaching for the -ally form而不會特地去用-ally這個形式。