The historian described many subjects as complected, noting whether they were fair- or dark-skinned.

Over the years, the climbing vines complected the old trellis until it was nearly invisible behind a curtain of green.

Skilled weavers complect dyed fibers into intricate patterns that tell their community's history.

The gardener spent the afternoon complecting vines around the trellis to form a living lattice.

The historian complects the disparate sources into a coherent narrative.

In the diary, he noted her pale complection after the long winter.

Though now archaic, the term complectional once served as a medical adjective describing temperament and skin tone.

Photographers adjust lighting to flatter different complections during portrait sessions.