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intricacy

[in-tri-kuh-see] / ˈɪn trɪ kə si /
NOUN
complication
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STRONG


Example Sentences

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Understanding the intricacies — and then applying them to a person’s circumstances — takes some homework.

From MarketWatch

He says he understands firsthand the intricacies younger artists face today and he’s convinced it’s played a part in his longevity.

From Los Angeles Times

Under it all, though, is an alluring intricacy in the instrumental ensemble.

From Los Angeles Times

These parents would cling to laminated PDFs that detailed every intricacy of their child’s case.

From The Wall Street Journal

Johnson said that, looking back on it all - the intricacy of the rules of six, the complexity of other lockdown and social distancing rules, particularly for children - "I think we probably did go too far".

From BBC