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complicate
verb as in confuse, make difficult
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Example Sentences
If there is no plea bargain, then the case moves to trial, which is itself a complicated process.
Some investors dove into more complicated vehicles long considered the domain of professionals, like futures contracts and short-term options.
This is the latest of Wall Street’s never-ending efforts to hide, complicate and obfuscate fees.
We were close, but she was a complicated woman with all sorts of issues, which made growing up in the house with her challenging at times.
If the yen slumps toward the key 160 level against the dollar, it could prompt intervention and complicate U.S.-Japan trade relations.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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