As a noun plain means flat land, the plural is plains
They looked across the plains but could see no sign of the wagons.
Plain as an adjective can mean:
unmixed, pure - I'll have a plain cracker thanks
not complicated, simple - She wore a plain blue dress. (same as Pizza above)
clearly understood, obvious - He made his intentions plain to all
Do you like the plates with the flowers on them or the plain white ones?
Corn and wheat are grown on the plain, potatoes and apples usually come from a more mountainous region.
I traveled by plane from New York to London and returned aboard a ship.
Example sentences:
The area is a plain with scattered ranches. (noun)
I like the plain style of the Amish furniture. (adjective)
The flood destroyed the poor city.
Plain
Plain is the opposite of fancy.
plane, plain, plain
plain, unencumbered, clean, casual
It's plain to see that you have never used the word plain in a sentence!
you are just plain ugly.
plain girls don't get dates unless they.... (incomplete sentence)
She wore a plain shirt. That is a very plain design. Plain as can be, he walked over here.
There was not one scribble on the plain sheet.
the shirt was primitive for it was plain
Elements can contain plain text, other elements, or both.
That's two words, you know.The coastal plain borders the ocean.We studied the coastal plain in school.Our town is on the coastal plain.
The flood destroyed the poor city.
The word 'plain' usually means self-evident, without adornment, or a land form. To use these in a sentence: SELF EVIDENT: "It was plain to the police officer that the criminal has been wounded" WITHOUT ADORNMENT: "She had a very plain and ordinary face with no distinguishing characteristics." LAND FORM: "That is a very flat plain."
The Abyssal Plain is the lowest part in the ocean you wouldn't want to go down there.
In order to remain inconspicuous I wore plain clothes and no flashy jewelry.