Baroque
Baroque adjective - Having many parts or aspects that are usually interrelated.
Usage example: a thriller with a baroque plot that is sure to baffle many readers
Simple
Simple adjective - Free from all additions or embellishment.
Usage example: a simple design, and one that never goes out of fashion
Both words in one sentence
- Early baroque: from 1600 to 1670, containing early opera, simple choral arranging and small ensembles.
Source: Baroque Music -
The Chronicles of Narnia: The crowns of the Kings and Queens of Narnia are described as being simple circlets, rather than the traditional real-world style baroque monstrosities.
Source: Modest Royalty - Phil. Rather simple names are also given to a few members of Baroque Works.
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