In what case we must use the word "sophisticated"
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From what I see, I would rather use it to describe a grow-up person who is smart, well-educated and experienced.
Complex and complicated more refer to things and stuff.
So base on what I say, you could use them like this:
a sophisticated man
a complicated/complex situation
a complex/complicated device
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Sophisticated ( adj ) means advanced .....
having or showing signs of experience in social life and behaviour
Unsophiticated means : not easily understood ; complicated .
wow this machine is sophisticated
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I would typically use this word for expressing the idea that a device/machinery/engine is a complex one (uses advanced technology) : a sophisticated clock, a sophisticated rocket.
Additionally, I think that it's also possible to use the word in the context of fashion : that woman has a "sophisticated" hairstyle .
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