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convolute

verb as in make complicated

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So where does this rather convoluted row go from here?

From BBC

In a ruling, Judge Simon Heald said “it appears to us that the AGO initially went about finding private email account details in a convoluted way”, which was “not a sensible way to start”.

From BBC

It sued the company for allegedly violating consumer protection laws with "hidden" termination fees and a convoluted cancellation process.

From BBC

Under California’s convoluted law, individuals who bring in dogs are obligated to send the records to county public health departments, but few actually do.

According to an EPA policy released this month, companies that want the federal government’s stamp of approval for their sustainable products can no longer use such convoluted math.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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