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A vast, flat grassland under a clear blue sky with a single, simple white tent in the middle, surreal, minimalist, vibrant-colors.
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A vast, flat grassland under a clear blue sky with a single, simple white tent in the middle, surreal, minimalist, vibrant-colors.

A vast, flat grassland with a single, simple white tent in the middle represents the word 'plain' as it embodies the meanings of flat, level land and simplicity. The surreal style makes the scene unusual and memorable, while the minimalist approach emphasizes the lack of complexity.

  1. adj — plainer; plainest
    1. Flat, level.
    2. Simple, unaltered.
      • He was dressed simply in plain black clothes.
      • a plain tune
      • a plain pink polycotton skirt
      • They're just plain people like you or me.
      • plain yet pious Christians
      • the plain people
      • Would you like a poppy bagel or a plain bagel?
    3. Obvious.
      • His answer was just plain nonsense.
    4. Open.
      • Let me be plain with you: I don't like her.
      • Our troops beat an army in plain fight.
    5. Not unusually beautiful; unattractive.
      • Yet her beauty clung to her like an identity she was trying to deny and her plainness kept slipping like a bad disguise.
      • Throughout high school she worried that she had a rather plain face.
    6. Not a trump.
  2. adv
    1. Simply.
      • It was just plain stupid.
      • I plain forgot.
    2. Plainly; distinctly.
      • Tell me plain: do you love me or no?
  3. noun — plains
    1. An expanse of land with relatively low relief and few trees, especially a grassy expanse.
    2. A broad, flat expanse in general, as of water.
  4. verb — plains; plaining; plained
    1. To level; to raze; to make plain or even on the surface.
      • We would rake Europe rather, plain the East;
    2. To make plain or manifest; to explain.
  5. noun — plains
    1. A lamentation.
      • The warrior-threat, the infant's plain, The mother's screams, were heard in vain;
  6. verb — plains; plaining; plained
    1. To complain.
    2. To lament, bewail.
      • to plain a loss
      • Then came I crying, and to-day, / With heavier cause to plain, / Depart I into death away, / Not to be born again.
  7. adj — plainer; plainest
    1. Full, complete in number or extent.
Derivatives peneplain plainly plainness plainsong