Another word for complex
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Adjective
Difficult to understand because of intricacy
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Noun
A center of organization, supply, or activity
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Another word for complex
Modifier
Composed of several parts
See also:Antonyms:Difficult to understand
Noun
An obsession
A composite
Synonym Study
- Involved , in this connection, is applied to situations, ideas, etc. whose parts are thought of as intertwining in complicated, often disordered, fashion an involved argument
- Intricate specifically suggests a perplexingly elaborate interweaving of parts that is difficult to follow an intricate maze
- Complicated is applied to that which is highly complex and hence very difficult to analyze, solve, or understand a complicated problem
- Complex refers to that which is made up of many elaborately interrelated or interconnected parts, so that much study or knowledge is needed to understand or operate it a complex mechanism
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