plexus
/ˈplɛksəs/Definitions
1. noun
A network or system of interconnected elements, especially of nerve fibers, blood vessels, or fibers in a plant.
“The plexus of nerves in the spinal cord plays a crucial role in transmitting sensory information to the brain.”
2. noun
A complex system or organization, especially of people or institutions.
“The plexus of international trade agreements has made it difficult for the company to navigate the global market.”
3. noun
A group of interconnected or interrelated things, especially of a particular kind or function.
“The plexus of skyscrapers in the city center is a dominant feature of the urban landscape.”
4. noun
A system or network of something, especially in the context of computing.
“The plexus of servers and databases supports the company’s e-commerce platform.”
5. verb
To entangle or complicate something.
“The complex issue has been plexed by conflicting opinions and interpretations.”