1. extremely or excessively complex; having more complexity than is necessary or manageable
Usage: informal; often used to describe systems, problems, or situations that are difficult to understand or solve

Examples

• The hypercomplex tax code makes it difficult for ordinary citizens to file their returns without professional help.
• Modern software systems have become hypercomplex, requiring teams of specialists to maintain them.
• The hypercomplex nature of international trade agreements often frustrates negotiators.
• She found the hypercomplex plot of the novel confusing and hard to follow.
• The hypercomplex regulations surrounding environmental compliance have created confusion in the industry.