dumbplex
dʌm-pleks verb; noun
- verb (used with object): To make something unnecessarily complex; to complicate a simple task or problem intentionally.
- noun: An instance of unnecessary or exaggerated complexity.
- verb (used with object): To make something unnecessarily complex; to complicate a simple task or problem intentionally.
- noun: An instance of unnecessary or exaggerated complexity.
Noun: The software update was a classic dumbplex, adding layers of confusing navigation that frustrated users.
Verb: They dumbplexed the procedure with multiple approvals for what should have been an automatic process.
Verb: They dumbplexed the procedure with multiple approvals for what should have been an automatic process.
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