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• facile — fa|cile [ˈfæsaıl US ˈfæsəl] adj [Date: 1400 1500; : French; Origin: Latin facilis easy to do , from facere to do, make ] 1.) a facile remark, argument etc is too simple and shows a lack of careful thought or understanding ▪ facile generalizations …   Dictionary of contemporary English

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