sophistication
15
7.6
- noun
- /səˌfɪstəˈkeɪʃən/
:
sofisticación
- The militants began to make persistent and notable strides in the scope, scale, and sophistication of their attacks.
- level of sophistication
- degree of sophistication
- technological sophistication
And there there's something to that, like coupling fun with technological sophistication.
- And there there's something to that, like coupling fun with technological sophistication.
- You can just presume any level of sophistication that makes it undetectable to us.
- And of course, given that the sophistication of this biological ageing methods is is limited, right?
- If you buy an endpoint only solution, there may be hints of things that have happened depending on the sophistication of the endpoint solution.
- So you see his on call is at a much higher level of sophistication than pseudo assembler type bytecode level.
- So, you know, there was, there was that level of, of technical sophistication of just trying to block stuff, ad blockers, VPNs, so on and so forth.
- And once you understand that the sophistication with which you can create these virtual worlds is tied to what the AI can predict in our world.
- Second, second extreme assumption is full sophistication.
- They didn't know them because it was, you know, we were operating on such a level as of sophistication.
Examples
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In this most recent period, the Israelis have noted a marked increase in the sophistication of Hamas bombs and tactics.
Fiction book (2000) -
AI is growing in complexity and sophistication, and it's growing in ways that we don't necessarily understand terribly well.
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That requires a level of sophistication you have not yet acquired, my friend.
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All of their political and literary sophistication had been unable to prevent it.
Academic text (1992) -
Visitors can take their ease in surroundings of luxury and sophistication.
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It's said that the innovation and sophistication of British Celtic art is the single greatest contribution by these islands to the world of art ever.
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A more difficult listening condition, understandably, would require a higher level of sophistication with the English language.
Academic text (2012) -
This Christian Empire remains unrivalled in administrative sophistication, economic power and military might.
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Acceptance of the norms of democracy requires a high level of sophistication and ego security.
Academic text (1991) -
The sophistication of the new software allows users to perform complex tasks with ease.
Synonyms
302
4.9
Special skill or knowledge in one area, for example law
136
4.1
Practical skill and experience for doing technical tasks
7
4.1
Skill and knowledge in a particular practical or scientific area
1
6.3
A strong, detailed understanding of a subject
1
5.6
A high level of skill at doing something
A very high level of skill in a field like literature
High skill or knowledge in a specific area
The state of having a lot of knowledge about a subject
A quality of being very good at doing something
Antonyms
How Advanced
37
4.2
15
7.6
302
4.9
69
4.1
38
2.9
8
1.0
Surface Forms
Morphology
sophistication = sophisticate (transparent) = sophisticate + ion
Formation from 'sophisticate' + '-ion' to indicate a state or degree of sophistication (including technical complexity) is a regular, inferable extension.
Etymology
Sophistication in a technical sense keeps the Greek root soph- meaning 'wise' and describes a high level of skill or clever design. So a sophisticated person or machine shows deep knowledge and complex, careful work.