complexity (Meaning)

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complexity (n)

the quality of being intricate and compounded

No weak antonyms found.

The complexity of the rainforest ecosystem baffled scientists, with countless interconnected life forms.
Deciphering the ancient manuscript proved a challenge due to its complex script and unknown language.
The musician thrived on the complexity of composing a symphony, weaving together multiple instruments into a harmonious whole.
The detective unraveled a complex web of lies, uncovering hidden motives and secret alliances.
Modern surgical procedures involve a fascinating complexity, combining advanced technology with human precision.
Learning a new language involves mastering complex grammar rules and pronunciation patterns.
The peace negotiations required navigating the complex political landscape of the region.
Artificial intelligence research grapples with the complexity of human thought and behavior.
The seemingly simple question of free will hides a surprising complexity, debated by philosophers for centuries.
The beauty of the snowflake lies in its intricate design, a testament to the complexity of nature.

the quality of being intricate and compounded

intricacy, sophistication,complexness, elaborateness, involution, intricateness, diversity, complication, knottiness, heterogeneity

simplicity, simplification,simplicity, simplification, homogeneity, simpleness, uniformity, plainness,uniformity, homogeneity

The complexity of the rainforest ecosystem baffled scientists, with countless interconnected life forms.

Deciphering the ancient manuscript proved a challenge due to its complex script and unknown language.

The musician thrived on the complexity of composing a symphony, weaving together multiple instruments into a harmonious whole.

The detective unraveled a complex web of lies, uncovering hidden motives and secret alliances.