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complicated

[kom-pli-key-tid] / ˈkɒm plɪˌkeɪ tɪd /


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But as an adult, Thorne sees him as a complicated boy, "he is as loving as he is hateful".

From BBC

He offers Leo his hand and they do some complicated handshake.

From Literature

For jewellers on the ground, such as Harriet Kelsall, the founder of a bespoke jewellery business, the effect of all of this on items such as wedding rings has been "complicated".

From BBC

Government officials believe stripping Lord Mandelson of his title through introducing legislation, which has not been done for 100 years, would be complicated and lengthy.

From BBC

Wall Street has a complicated history with binary options, which have long been associated with risk-it-all behavior and fraud.

From The Wall Street Journal