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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
The case has already complicated the White House's trade deals, such as one struck in July with the European Union.
“I think grief is the worst, and sometimes when it’s not acknowledged by the public, you have to apologize for your grief, but then that makes it even more complicated.”
There’s real concern that through many complicated and murky tech deals aimed at bolstering OpenAI’s finances, the startup has become too big to fail.
From the outside, it was complicated, but for those involved it led to ever bigger and more elaborate trades which ultimately cost taxpayers across Europe billions.
There is also the complicated relationship he has with his party establishment, as he becomes a national figurehead for left-wing Democrats.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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