Complexus

/kəmˈplɛksəs/ noun

Definition

A complex of interconnected things or parts; a system or network of related elements; anatomically, a deep neck muscle.

Etymology

Latin complexus, literally 'woven together' or 'embraced'. Used directly in English for anatomical terminology and philosophical writing.

Kelly Says

The 'complexus' muscle in your neck helps you hold your head up and look around—it's literally called 'woven together' because it's made of multiple overlapping fibers!

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