Simple
Simple adjective - Free from all additions or embellishment.
Tall
Tall adjective - Requiring considerable physical or mental effort.
Usage example: that's a pretty tall order
Both words in one sentence
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He finds the job simple enough, until he gets a letter from a 10 foot tall teenager to be delivered to the world authority on Venus.
Source: Mars Needs Women - Being 6-foot-5 usually required Lee to do his own stunts for the simple fact that most of the stunt men weren't tall enough to double for him.
Source: No Stunt Double -
Exposition: In "The Road to Dendron", a simple question to a stranger leads to this, but Duckman shoots him down before he can ramble too much: Duckman: Who's tall, dark and creepy?
Source: Western Animation / Duckman
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