Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

unidimensional

Adjective

/ˌjunɪdəˈmɛnʃənl/

Definition

Having only one dimension or aspect; lacking depth or complexity.

Examples

The unidimensional view of the problem did not take into account its various complexities.
In literature, a unidimensional character is one that lacks development and depth, often serving only a single role in the story.
Some critics argue that the unidimensional portrayal of heroes in movies can be uninteresting and unrealistic.

Meaning

The term unidimensional refers to something that is one-dimensional, often used to describe ideas, characters, or concepts that lack depth or are overly simplistic.