complexity
/ˈkɒmplɛksɪti/Definitions
1. noun
The state of being complex; a quality of being intricate and difficult to understand or analyze.
“The complexity of the project made it difficult to find a suitable solution.”
2. noun
A complex system or situation; a complicated set of circumstances or relationships.
“The complexity of the social system was a major challenge for the new government.”
3. noun
A quality of being hard to understand or deal with; intricacy.
“The complexity of the math problem required patience and persistence.”
4. noun
A state of being complicated or intricate; intricateness.
“The complexity of the plot in the novel was a major factor in its popularity.”
5. noun
A difficult or puzzling situation; a problem requiring careful thought and analysis.
“The complexity of the situation made it difficult to decide what to do.”
6. noun
The quality of being complex; intricacy.
“The complexity of the design was a major selling point for the new product.”
7. noun
A quality of being difficult to understand or analyze; intricateness.
“The complexity of the data made it difficult to draw conclusions.”
8. noun
A complicated system or situation; intricateness.
“The complexity of the business deal made it difficult to close.”
9. noun
A state of being complicated or intricate; a quality of being hard to understand or deal with.
“The complexity of the issue was a major point of contention.”
10. noun
A difficult or puzzling situation; a complicated set of circumstances or relationships.
“The complexity of the situation made it difficult to find a solution.”
11. noun
A state of being intricate and difficult to understand or analyze.
“The complexity of the system was a major challenge for the development team.”
12. noun
A quality of being intricate and difficult to understand or analyze; intricacy.
“The complexity of the problem was a major factor in its difficulty.”
13. noun
A complicated system or situation; a quality of being intricate and difficult to understand or analyze.
“The complexity of the design was a major selling point for the new product.”