complexity in Irish
complexity in Irish is castacht — complexity means the state of having many interconnected parts, making something hard to understand or manage.
complexity in Irish
castacht
(uncountable) The state of being complex; intricacy; entanglement.
What does "complexity" mean?
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noun The state of having many interconnected parts, making something hard to understand or manage.
"The complexity of the tax code frustrates even experienced accountants."
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complexity in a sentence
- The complexity of the tax code frustrates even experienced accountants.
- Managing a project of this complexity requires a skilled team.
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What is "complexity" in Irish?
"complexity" in Irish is castacht. complexity means: The state of having many interconnected parts, making something hard to understand or manage.
How do you use "complexity" in a sentence?
Example: "The complexity of the tax code frustrates even experienced accountants." In Irish, "complexity" is castacht.
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