Complex

[Fr. complexe; Sp. complexo; Lat. com plexus, from complect or - con, and plecto, to plait, braid, or interweave, from plico, to fold: Gr. plekō.] Made up of two or more particulars or parts; connected; composite; not simple; as, a complex idea. - Knit or connected together; interwoven; intricate; involved; complicated; as, a complex subject. -n. Complication; collection; ma . "This parable comprehends in it the whole complex of all the ble ings... exhibited by the gospel." - South .