1. the quality of being overly simplified or presenting something complex in an inadequate way

Examples

• The reductiveness of the article frustrated readers who wanted a deeper analysis.
• Critics pointed out the reductiveness of reducing all social problems to economic factors.
• The documentary avoided reductiveness by exploring multiple perspectives on the issue.
• Her argument suffered from reductiveness, ignoring important cultural considerations.
• The professor warned against the reductiveness of viewing history through a single lens.
• The book’s reductiveness made complex philosophical ideas seem trivial.