Complex

Meaning

Adj

●

Made up of

;

; not simple.

●

Not

,

, or

straightforward

; complicated.

●

In Mathematics:

Having the form a +

, where a and

are

and i is (

) the

of −1.

●

In Mathematical analysis & Mathematics:

Whose range is a

of the

numbers.

●

In Algebra & Mathematics:

Whose

are

complex numbers

;

over the

of

complex numbers

.

●

In Geometry:

A

,

or other

that

or

itself.

Noun

●

A problem.

●

In Systems theory:

A network of

systems.

●

A

of

with a

, such as a

or

base.

●

An

of related things; a collection.

An

of thunderstorms.

A

of

the same vicinity.

●

In Taxonomy:

An

of related things; a collection.

A group of

related

, often

only

with difficulty

by

methods.

●

In Psychoanalysis:

A

of

by

that

to an

condition

●

A

, often

or

of a particular thing.

●

In Chemistry:

A structure

a

or

to

s or

s,

coordination complexes

in

inorganic chemistry

and

protein complexes

in biochemistry.

●

In Mathematics & Systems theory:

A

number.

●

In Linguistics:

A

, one with several

, one with affixes.

Verb

●

In Chemistry:

To form a

with another substance

●

To complicate.

Sourced from

Origin

complex

English

complexe

French

complexus

Latin

Sourced from

Synonyms

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Antonyms

Straightforward

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