intricate

adjectiveB2 · Upper-intermediate

Having many small parts that are hard to follow.

Meaning of «intricate»

adjective

having many small parts that are hard to follow

The necklace has an intricate design of small flowers.

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The difference between similar words

hard to understand because of many parts

complicatedthe usual word; hard because of many partsThe rules of the game are complicated.

complexmade of many connected parts; more formalThe human brain is very complex.

intricatefull of small, fine parts; often beautifulThe carpet has an intricate pattern.

convolutedtoo twisted and hard to follow; negativeHis convoluted story confused everybody.

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