Complex

What do we mean by complex?

Consisting of interconnected or interwoven parts; composite. adjective

Composed of two or more units. adjective

Difficult to understand for being intricate or involved; complicated. adjective

Consisting of at least one bound form. Used of a word. adjective

Consisting of an independent clause and at least one other independent or dependent clause. Used of a sentence. adjective

A whole composed of interconnected or interwoven parts. noun

A building or group of buildings used for a single purpose. noun

In psychology, a group of related, often repressed ideas and impulses that compel characteristic or habitual patterns of thought, feelings, and behavior. No longer in scientific use. noun

An exaggerated or obsessive concern or fear. noun

The combination of factors, symptoms, or signs of a disease or disorder that forms a syndrome. noun

Anything consisting in or formed by the union of interconnected parts; especially, an assemblage of particulars related as parts of a system. noun

In geometry, a continuous, triply infinite system of infinite straight lines; the whole of any kind of forms in space fulfilling one condition: thus, all the lines that cut a given curve in space constitute a complex. noun

To combine intricately; involve; mix up.

Composed of interconnected parts; formed by a combination of simple things or elements; including two or more connected particulars; composite; not simple: as, a complex being; complex ideas; a complex term.

Involved; intricate; complicated; perplexing.

In the theory of numbers, any expression in the form ai + bj +, etc., where a, b, etc., are integers, and i, j, etc., are peculiar units.

Assemblage of related things; collection; complication. noun

All the possible straight lines in space being considered, the entire system of lines which satisfy a single relation constitute a complex. The lines which satisfy two relations constitute a congruency of lines; as, the entire system of lines, each one of which meets two given surfaces, is a congruency. noun

A network of interconnected systems.

A collection of buildings with a common purpose, such as a university or military base.

An assemblage of related things; a collection.

An abnormal mental condition caused by repressed emotions.

(by extension) A vehement, often excessive psychological dislike or fear of a particular thing.

A structure consisting of a central atom or molecule weakly connected to surrounding atoms or molecules.

A complex number.

When one believes that many people around one hates one. Urban Dictionary

Having many simple parts. Urban Dictionary

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See also xelpmoc. Basically think Dogbert technical assistance. He knows pretty much everything there is to know about the interweb but he won't tell you because he hates you. He helped create warbucket Urban Dictionary

A system of representation, usually formalistic. Characterized by having a discrete side usually a discrete end. The attributive (adjectival) use of "complex" is identical to its functional (nominal) use. Urban Dictionary

One who hails Satan. Urban Dictionary

Something so complex, it's not enough to say it's complicated. Urban Dictionary

Forging together of a complex and complicated situation and/or person Urban Dictionary

Complex (meaning different) and complicated (meaning difficult) basically it means something that's new, different, and confusing, such as a complexicated relationship or a person with a complexicated personality. Urban Dictionary

Getting a stiffy/ Going hard Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to complex:
complex, complet, compex, comlex, komplex.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word complex:
proteins, molecules, protein, vector, plane, structures, buildings, matrix, patterns, numbers, dna.

Words that rhyme with complex:
sex, vex, flex, x, apex, ex, annex, next, rex, effects, vertex, dex, perplex, hex, lex, duplex, tex, convex, plex, multiplex, latex, simplex, intex, telex, mex, specs, amex, objects, triplex, cybersex, unisex, decks, nex, rolodex, aix, respects, checks, subjects, projects, fedex, specks, flecks, oral sex, reflects, sphex, cineplex, atx, videotex, suspects, cheques, treks, tyrannosaurus rex, bottlenecks, jex, dissects, eques, wrecks, middlesex, aztecs, execs, megaplex, necks, metroplex, kecks, rejects, lecce, ejects, expects, pemex, techs, have sex, regression of y on x, herpes simplex, czechs, pecks, intellects, malcolm x, intersects, safe sex, cmx, roughnecks, solar apex, extramarital sex, paychecks, comex, fecks, nymex, whelks, finex, becks, begonia rex, nynex, rednecks, discotheques, truex, banamex, telmex, gatx, ampex, tenrecs.

Adjectives that are often used to describe complex:
industrial, whole, more, major, entire, golgi, large, most, nuclear, activated, immune, vast, ternary, stable, huge, cultural, related, substrate, military, oedipal, larger, urban, olivary, primary, largest, soluble, active, molecular, superior, residential, least, massive, militaryindustrial, less, verbal, insoluble, ceramic, intermediate, crystalline, metamorphic, functional, enzyme, synaptonemal, extensive, integrated, bound, organic, architectural, ligand, joint, inactive, colored, posterior, ventrobasal, lateral, enormous, called, institutional, monastic, craniofacial, macromolecular, triangular.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective complex:
system, systems, process, problems, structure, problem, issues, structures, nature, processes, set, patterns, formation, task, situation, relationship, forms, interactions, society, relationships, pattern, tasks, situations, numbers, interaction, phenomenon, ways, network, world, issue, phenomena, models, societies, mixture, ideas, series, organization, molecules, sentences, environment, behavior, plane, subject, web, functions, mixtures, interplay, organizations, compounds, questions, relations, character, carbohydrates, function, model, matter, question, sentence, operations, picture, objects, networks, mechanism, procedures, shapes, seizures, idea, reality, mechanisms, ions, conjugate, skills, environments, array, rules, concepts, reactions.

Consonant match to complex:
com plex, compl ex.

Words that sound like complex:
complex, komplex, complexe, comlex, complice, complexed, compex, complexes, incomplex, complect, comex, simplex, implex, complicate, conflicts, comics, accomplice, compas, complicates, accomplis, commix, colics, complicacy, compress, completes, comebacks, complies, complexing, complexly, compacts, compaq, capex, cmx, cemex, kopecks, kompass, echoplex, cowlicks, funplex, campus, compass, catholics, complet, conics, calyx, compline, calix, cannolis, comix, killicks, conflux, comox, chemics, cowpox, capless, conex, kylix, compras, cowpokes, complices, komplett, combis, kompas, combless, coptics, kopeks, comply, compact, compliance, comps, contex, compos, complaince, calx, connex, campese, god complex, culex, campeche, cromlech, iambics, ken block, keflex, coin box.