highly complex

Frequency: 8.845.0 per million words

Used to emphasize a high degree of complexity, often in technical or formal contexts.

complexADVERB + complex (adjective)

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Examples (10)

  • This is a highly complex matter that requires careful consideration.
  • The algorithm for the new AI is highly complex and difficult to explain.
  • The human brain is a highly complex organ, and we are only beginning to understand its workings.
  • Navigating the legal system can be a highly complex process without professional guidance.
  • They designed a highly complex system of gears to power the machine.
  • Global financial markets are part of a highly complex network of interconnected economies.
  • The relationship between these two variables is highly complex and nonlinear.
  • Solving climate change is a highly complex challenge that involves politics, science, and economics.
  • The plot of the novel is highly complex, with multiple interwoven storylines.
  • The software architecture was becoming highly complex and difficult to maintain.