1. too easy or simple; achieved or done with excessive ease, often implying lack of depth, rigor, or genuine effort
Usage: often used critically to suggest superficiality or oversimplification

Examples

• The critic dismissed the novel's overfacile resolution as unrealistic and unsatisfying.
• His overfacile explanation of quantum mechanics left out crucial details.
• The politician's overfacile promises appealed to voters but lacked substance.
• She found the puzzle overfacile and completed it in minutes.
• The author's overfacile treatment of the historical tragedy drew complaints from scholars.
• An overfacile approach to problem-solving often leads to overlooked complications.