Definition for simpliciter - Oxford Dictionaries Online (World English)

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	simpliciter (sim\|plici\|ter) Pronunciation: /sɪmˈplɪsɪtə/ adverb chiefly Law simply; unconditionally: restraint is imposed in order to prevent competition simpliciter Origin: Latin, literally 'simply'		More words in this category age of consent coparcener drinking-up time endorsement grant jurisdiction laches law agent let-out clause lex fori magistracy marriage certificate precedent privity ratio decidendi renvoi safe conduct unserved verdict voidance Nearby Words simple machine simple majority simple sentence Simple Simon simple time simple-minded simpleton simplex simplex method simpliciter simplicity simplify simplism simplistic Simplon simply Simpson Desert Simpson's rule Simpson, O. J.