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| in·tri·cate [ íntrikət ] |
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1. with many parts artfully combined: containing many details or small parts that are combined in a particularly complex or skillful way
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2. complex and difficult: complex and difficult to understand or resolve, through having many interrelated elements, parts, or factors
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| [15th century. < Latin intricatus, past participle of intricare "entangle" < tricae "impediments, tricks"] |
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