complexness (Meaning)

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complexness (n)

the quality of being intricate and compounded

No weak antonyms found.

The architect marveled at the complexness of the Gothic cathedral, with its intricate spires and flying buttresses.
The teacher emphasized the importance of breaking down complexness into smaller, manageable steps for better understanding.
The growing popularity of online games highlighted the increasing complexness of virtual worlds.
The doctor explained the patient's condition, acknowledging the complexness of the interaction between their genes and environment.
The artist struggled to capture the complexness of human emotions on a two-dimensional canvas.
The engineer admired the elegant simplicity achieved through the design's clever solution to a complex problem. (This sentence uses complex as an antonym to complexness)
The complexness of the legal code often posed a barrier for ordinary citizens seeking justice.
The scientist valued the beauty of nature, appreciating the intricate dance of life in all its complexness.
The philosopher pondered the complexness of consciousness, questioning the very nature of reality.
The complexness of the financial markets made it challenging to predict future trends with certainty.

the quality of being intricate and compounded

complexity, intricacy, elaborateness, involution, complication,sophistication, complicatedness, knottiness, heterogeneity, inexplicability

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

The architect marveled at the complexness of the Gothic cathedral, with its intricate spires and flying buttresses.

The teacher emphasized the importance of breaking down complexness into smaller, manageable steps for better understanding.

The growing popularity of online games highlighted the increasing complexness of virtual worlds.

The doctor explained the patient's condition, acknowledging the complexness of the interaction between their genes and environment.