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Describing a DNA or RNA base, strand, or sequence that can form specific base pairs with another according to standard pairing rules.

In economics, describing one good whose demand is linked to and increases with the demand for another good because they are normally used together.

Describing two or more different things that combine in a way that completes, balances, or improves each other.

Relating to medical treatments or therapies that are used alongside conventional medicine, rather than as a replacement for it.

Describing two angles whose measures add up exactly to ninety degrees.

In set theory, the set of all elements in a given universal set that are not members of a specified set.