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complexification
This term describes a systemic shift toward greater intricacy, often carrying a negative connotation of unnecessary complication or bureaucratic bloat. It is frequently employed in academic, technical, or sociological discourses to critique the way systems, laws, or technologies evolve into states that are difficult to manage or understand.
As an uncountable noun in most contexts, it refers to the general phenomenon of increasing complexity. When used to describe specific instances of this process, it remains typically uncountable, requiring partitive constructions like a process of complexification if a singular event is being highlighted.
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The gradual complexification of the tax code makes it nearly impossible for individuals to file without help.
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The biological complexification of early organisms allowed for more specialized functions.
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