basic
ba-sic
adjective
Lacking originality, sophistication, or depth; uninteresting or uncool.
"Her taste in music is so basic."
adjective
Forming an essential foundation or starting point for something.
"Everyone needs to learn basic maths."
adjective
Simple, not elaborate or luxurious; at a low level of complexity.
"The hotel room was quite basic."
noun
A high-level programming language, often used for beginners.
"He learned to code in BASIC."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: staple, canonical, standard, canonic, first, 1st, introductory, alkalic, alkaline, fundamental, grassroots, base
Antonyms: incident, incidental