Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
broad-brush
Adjective
/ˈbrɔːd brʌʃ/

Definition
A general or simplified view of a complex situation that lacks detailed analysis or consideration of individual components.

Examples
- Her broad-brush assessment of the problem failed to capture the key details.
- Using a broad-brush stroke in his presentation, he overlooked several important points.

Meaning
The term ‘broad-brush’ refers to an approach that oversimplifies or generalizes complex issues, often missing subtleties and nuances.

Synonyms
- Oversimplified
- Generalized
- Superficial