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A system is a complex form of order. This includes things such as organisms, ecosystems, societies, organizations, processes and computer programs that are difficult to model because they include complex interactions between a large number of parts. Although they are too complex to predict with certainty, systems follow a large number of rules such that they are orderly. The opposites of systems include states and things that are simple, predictable, unordered, chaotic, flexible or individual. The following are common antonyms of system.
amenable | artistic | authentic | autonomy | basic | breathing space | capacity | carte blanche | casual | chaos | character | community | creative | culture | custom | disorder | disorganized | distinctive | exclusive | flexible | folksy | free | free flowing | free rein | haphazard | homespun | human | idiosyncratic | imaginative | improvisation | impulsive | inconsistent | independence | indiscipline | individual | informal | ingenious | instinctual | irregular | isolated | latitude | leeway | liberty | liquid | looseness | manual | muddle | naturalness | negotiable | novel | open | organic | original | particular | personal | primitive | range | room to maneuver | sovereignty | special | spontaneity | straightforward | traditional | uncommon | uncomplicated | unconstrained | unconventional | unique | unofficial | unorganized | unorthodox | unrestrained | unscripted | unsophisticated | unstructured | unsystematic | unusual |
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