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convolute

[kon-vuh-loot] / ˈkɒn vəˌlut /


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Investors are scrutinizing the connection between AI investments and immediate profits, favoring companies like Meta with clearer return timetables over those with more convoluted paths like Microsoft.

From Barron's

The QAA report described the university's code of assessment as "convoluted" and said there was a risk of inconsistent interpretation and decision-making at exam boards throughout the institution.

From BBC

And rather than trying to take convoluted steps to keep mortgage rates in check, the administration may simply be considering helping an ally.

From Barron's

His father, a doctor, guided him through the convoluted medical system.

From The Wall Street Journal

That will require accelerating sometimes "slow and convoluted" approval processes for projects, said Daniel Kritenbrink, a former US ambassador in Vietnam.

From Barron's