Complex | Mean of complex in English Dictionary

/kɑmˈplɛks/

• having parts that connect or go together in complicated ways
1. a complex system
2. The house's wiring is complex.
• not easy to understand or explain
1. a complex problem
2. The situation is more complex than you realize.
3. Her poetry is too complex [=complicated] for my taste.
• consisting of a main clause and one or more additional clauses
1. a complex sentence
• Noun

• a group of buildings, apartments, etc., that are located near each other and used for a particular purpose
1. a sports complex
2. an industrial/apartment complex
• an emotional problem that causes someone to think or worry too much about something
1. She has a complex about her appearance.
• a group of things that are connected in complicated ways
1. a complex [=system] of welfare programs
2. a complex of protein molecules