uncluttered
Britishadjective
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This art’s simultaneous appeal to the eye and the hand, formally lean and visually uncluttered, yields a strangely conceptual punch.
From Los Angeles Times
He keeps the piano in a small, uncluttered studio upstairs from the den at his house; that’s where he cut “Shine,” singing live as he accompanied himself in real time.
From Los Angeles Times
In the decade since, Huffman has become one of Europe’s most in-demand young opera directors, praised for his ability to coax psychologically complex performances from his actors in visually distinctive and uncluttered stagings.
From New York Times
Keep your space uncluttered, and slowly collect what you love.
From Seattle Times
On the whole, Ms. Freeman’s translations are direct, uncluttered, generous and focused on sharing pleasure.
From New York Times
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