Complex and Whole

Complex

Complex noun - Something made up of many interdependent or related parts.
Usage example: a complex of goverment programs designed to assist the needy

Whole and complex are semantically related In some cases you can use "Whole" instead a noun "Complex".

Whole

Whole noun - A complete amount of something.

Complex and whole are semantically related in total made up of parts topic. Sometimes you can use "Complex" instead a noun "Whole".

Nearby Words: wholesome, wholeness

How words are described

old old complex old whole
good good complex good whole
full full complex full whole
complete complete complex complete whole
Other adjectives: single, entire, massive, big, little, bad, new, psychological, mysterious, larger, giant.
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