complicated in Latin
complicated in Latin is complicātus, contortus, involūtus — complicated means made up of many interconnected parts, making it hard to understand or deal with.
complicated in Latin
complicātus
Difficult or convoluted.
contortus
Difficult or convoluted.
involūtus
Difficult or convoluted.
What does "complicated" mean?
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adjective Made up of many interconnected parts, making it hard to understand or deal with.
"The tax form was far more complicated than she expected."
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complicated in a sentence
- The tax form was far more complicated than she expected.
- Their relationship is complicated.
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What is "complicated" in Latin?
"complicated" in Latin is complicātus, contortus, involūtus. complicated means: Made up of many interconnected parts, making it hard to understand or deal with.
How do you use "complicated" in a sentence?
Example: "The tax form was far more complicated than she expected." In Latin, "complicated" is complicātus, contortus, involūtus.
Are there other ways to say "complicated" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "complicated": complicātus, contortus, involūtus.
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