Convoluted

Part of Speech: Adjective

Senses:

1. Complicated and difficult to follow or understand.
2. Folded or coiled intricately.
3. Intricate or complex in form or structure.

Usage:

• Popular: When referring to a situation or idea that is difficult to comprehend.
• Local: Commonly used in the context of architecture or artwork to describe intricate designs or patterns.

Sample Sentences:

1. The novel's plot was convoluted, making it hard for readers to keep track of the events.
2. The convoluted maze of streets in the city confused the tourists.
3. The artist created a convoluted sculpture with countless twists and turns.
4. The local cathedral mesmerized visitors with its convoluted architectural details.

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