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Discover LudwigThe phrase "which is simply" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to provide additional information about something previously mentioned in a sentence. Example: The new phone, which is simply stunning in design, has received high praise from tech reviewers.
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Which is simply not the case.
(Which is: "Simply not giving a fuck").
Which is simply not good enough.
So we're left with a unity which is simply monetary.
I can't understand why Obama didn't call him on this statement, which is simply false.
I'm a bigger believer in eating right, which is simply with plenty of fruits and vegetables.
"You can't trademark a word which is simply describing something," the spokesman said.
I happened to like the entry/clue pairing, which is simply the chemical formula CH3OOH.
"All feminists are being wrongly portrayed here which is simply unfair.
Some people have been held inside Campsfield for more than two years which is simply ludicrous.
She considered who would benefit from Trump's child-care policy, which is simply a tax deduction.
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