Simple, straightforward, or uncomplicated; the opposite of complex.
From 'anti-' (opposite) plus 'complex' from Latin 'complexus' meaning 'woven together.' This is a rare or nonstandard formation; 'simple' or 'uncomplicated' are preferred.
While 'anticomplex' logically means 'not complex,' English speakers almost never use it—we say 'simple' or 'straightforward' instead, showing how language doesn't always follow logical patterns; some words just don't stick even when they make perfect sense.
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