Plex
/plɛks/noun
A complex structure of interconnected parts, often used in anatomical or systems contexts.
The nervous plex in the human body is crucial for transmitting signals.
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nerve plexus, vascular plexus, lymphatic plexus
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Concept
A plex can refer to systems or networks where many parts work together. Example: 'The internet is a global plex of connected networks.'
Pro Tip 2/3Anatomy
In anatomy, a plex is specifically a network of nerves, vessels, or tissues in the body. Example: 'The brachial plexus controls arm movement.'
Pro Tip 3/3Complexity
The term implies complexity and interconnectivity. Example: 'Understanding the plex of societal relationships can be challenging.'
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