complexness (kompleksnes)

Same as com plexity. complexuret (kom-plek'sūr), n. [ complexus1 (kom-plek's us), n.; pl. complexus. [L. complexus, con plexus, n., a surrounding, embracing, connection in discourse: see com plex, n.] A compound; a complex. The mind is displayed, even in its highest faculties, as a complexus of insoluble antipathies. Sir W. Hamilton . complexus2 (kom-plek's us), n. [NL., prop. pp. (sc. musculus , muscle) of complect i , surround: see complex , a . ] In an at . , a broad muscle lying The compliant boughs. Milton, P. L., iv. 332. quest or desire, ready to se commo date; consenting; obliging. To show how compliant he was as to the humours of the princes. IMG:content-0932.png:[blocks in formation] Bp . Burnet , Hist. Reformation, an. 1509. Civil to all, compliant and polite. II.t n. A complier. [Rare.] It [the Liturgy) being a compliant with the Papists in a great part of their service. Fuller, Ch. Hist., XI. x. 8. compliantly (kom-pliant-li), adv . In a compliant or yielding manner.