complicate in Italian
complicate in Italian is complicare — complicate means to make something more difficult or intricate than it needs to be.
complicate in Italian
complicare
(transitive) To make complex; to modify so as to make something intricate or difficult.
What does "complicate" mean?
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verb To make something more difficult or intricate than it needs to be.
"Adding more clauses only complicated the contract."
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verb (medicine) Of a condition, to develop alongside and worsen another illness.
"A chest infection complicated her recovery from surgery."
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complicate in a sentence
- Adding more clauses only complicated the contract.
- Please don't complicate things by bringing up the past.
- A chest infection complicated her recovery from surgery.
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What is "complicate" in Italian?
"complicate" in Italian is complicare. complicate means: To make something more difficult or intricate than it needs to be.
How do you use "complicate" in a sentence?
Example: "Adding more clauses only complicated the contract." In Italian, "complicate" is complicare.
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