complicacy

com·pli·ca·cy

 (kəm-plĭk′ə-sē)
n. pl. com·pli·ca·cies
1. The state of being complicated.
2. A complication.
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complicacy

(ˈkɒmplɪkəsɪ)
n, pl -cies
a less common word for complexity
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com•pli•ca•cy

(ˈkɒm plɪ kə si)

n., pl. -cies.
1. the state of being complicated; complicatedness.
2. a complication.
[1820–30]
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