sophistication
/səˌfɪstɪˈkeɪʃən/
noun
- The quality of being advanced, complex, or highly developed.
- The sophistication of modern smartphones is amazing.
- Her analysis showed great intellectual sophistication.
- The technology's sophistication allows it to learn from its mistakes.
- The quality of being refined, cultured, or elegant in taste or manners.
- The restaurant's atmosphere had a quiet sophistication.
- He was known for his sophistication and love of classical music.
- She brought a touch of sophistication to every party she attended.
- The use of clever but often misleading reasoning; sophistry.
- I saw through the sophistication of his excuse.
- The essay criticized the sophistication of modern advertising.
- The politician's argument was full of sophistication, not substance.
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