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What does the latin root plex mean?

The Latin root "plex" means "to braid, weave, or interlace".

It is often used in words related to:

* Interconnection: Like "complex," which means "made up of many interconnected parts."

* Structure: Like "plexus," which refers to a network of nerves, blood vessels, or other structures.

* Folding or layering: Like "duplex," which refers to something that has two parts.

Here are some other words that contain the root "plex":

* Complex: complicated; made up of many parts.

* Implex: entangled or intertwined.

* Plexiform: resembling a braid or network.

* Simplex: simple; not complex.

* Multiple: more than one.

* Duplex: having two parts or units.

* Triplex: having three parts or units.

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