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complicated
adjective as in difficult, complex
Strongest matches
arduous, convoluted, difficult, fancy, hard, intricate, knotty, perplexing, problematic, sophisticated, troublesome
Weak matches
Daedalean, Gordian, abstruse, byzantine, can of worms, gasser, high-tech, labyrinthine, mega factor, recondite, various, wheels within wheels
Example Sentences
His character, identified in the credits only as Our Man, says all of 51 words, which means Redford had to use everything he learned over a half-century to bring us inside the movie’s complicated hero.
Many factors complicated the family’s decision to run, including the children, Palmer’s aging mother and their financial instability.
But that makes getting them back extremely complicated.
When asked if what complicated things most for him was Crawford’s speed, movement, or power, Álvarez responded: “Everything. He has it all.”
Like many such reversals, it’s been a bit clumsy at times, complicated by the fact that Albers’ practice borrowed — quite openly — from Indigenous craft, specifically ancient Peruvian weaving traditions.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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