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complexity
noun as in complicatedness
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convolution, elaboration, entanglement, involvement, multiplicity
Example Sentences
Evolutionarily, these alternative sites may have been beneficial to soybeans and other plants because they allowed for increased complexity and adaptability under a limited genome.
A swift, relatively orderly, end to conflicts such as the war in Ukraine could settle the global economic outlook - albeit the impact of such geopolitical complexity is extremely difficult to call.
It’s billed as an answer to the purported complexity of Medicaid, but makes the system more complicated for enrollees and administrators.
"The beauty of the brain is the interconnectedness, but it also adds to the complexity."
Despite the seemingly daunting complexity of the global food system, to ensure a healthy population and planet, global diet shifts are required.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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