convoluted in Latin
convoluted in Latin is involūtus — convoluted means extremely complicated and hard to follow.
convoluted in Latin
involūtus
(figuratively) Complex, complicated, or intricate.
What does "convoluted" mean?
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adj Extremely complicated and hard to follow.
"His explanation was so convoluted that nobody understood it."
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adj Having many twists, coils, or folds.
"The shell had a convoluted, spiralling shape."
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convoluted in a sentence
- His explanation was so convoluted that nobody understood it.
- The plot of the film is needlessly convoluted.
- The shell had a convoluted, spiralling shape.
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What is "convoluted" in Latin?
"convoluted" in Latin is involūtus. convoluted means: Extremely complicated and hard to follow.
How do you use "convoluted" in a sentence?
Example: "His explanation was so convoluted that nobody understood it." In Latin, "convoluted" is involūtus.
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