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Complexity

Definition

(formal) The state or quality of being intricate or complicated; the degree to which something consists of many different and connected parts. Often used in academic, technical, or philosophical contexts to describe systems, theories, or ideas that have multiple layers or nuances.

Example Sentences

1The complexity of the human brain is still not fully understood, despite significant advances in neuroscience.
2Does the complexity of modern societies necessarily lead to increased social inequality?
3The new algorithm is designed to reduce complexity in data analysis, making it more accessible to non-experts.
4Marx's theory of alienation is often seen as a response to the complexity of capitalist systems, which can lead to feelings of disconnection and powerlessness.
5There is a growing recognition in environmental science of the complexity of ecosystems and the need for holistic approaches to conservation.

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