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daedal

[deed-l] / ˈdid l /
ADJECTIVE
byzantine
Synonyms
WEAK
complicated convoluted detailed devious difficult elaborate intricate involved labyrinthine tortuous
ADJECTIVE
intricate
Synonyms
STRONGEST
baroque complex convoluted difficult labyrinthine sophisticated tangled tortuous tricky
WEAK
abstruse byzantine can of worms entangled fancy hard high-tech involved obscure perplexing rococo
Antonyms
STRONGEST
apparent clear direct easy obvious plain simple straight straightforward uncomplicated
WEAK
methodical systematic understandable
ADJECTIVE
involute
Synonyms
WEAK
Daedalian byzantine circuitous complicated composite compound compounded confused conglomerate convoluted elaborate entangled heterogeneous intricate involved knotty labyrinthine manifold mingled miscellaneous mixed mixed-up mosaic motley multifarious multiform multiple multiplex tangled tortuous variegated

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Use the hook to twist the tiny bands into Daedal patterns.

From Slate • Dec. 19, 2013

And then, the effect of this Daedal skill in them was, that they came nearer to the proper form of humanity.

From Greek Studies: a Series of Essays by Pater, Walter

And in Shelley's Prometheus, Jupiter calls to his cup-bearer thus: "Pour forth heaven's wine, Idaean Ganymede, And let it fill the Daedal cups like fire."

From Bulfinch's Mythology: the Age of Fable by Bulfinch, Thomas