Flawless
Flawless adjective - Being entirely without fault or flaw.
Simple and flawless are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Simple" instead an adjective "Flawless".
Nearby Words: flaw, flawlessly
Both words in one sentence
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For such a simple game it's amazingly addictive, perhaps because of its virtually flawless difficulty curve.
Source: Video Game / Chuckie Egg -
Almost every bit of dialogue by a French person (and the first part of the book is set in Paris) features one or two words of French in otherwise flawless English, and it's almost always a simple, common word.
Source: Literature / The Da Vinci Code -
Eloquent in My Native Tongue: In the stage show, Quasimodo's voice is hoarse and raspy with simple sentences and occasional grammar mistakes when he speaks aloud, but smoother and nearly flawless when he's expressing his thoughts in song.
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