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intricate

[in-tri-kit] / ˈɪn trɪ kɪt /


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The newest image combines data from the 2012 program with additional observations, providing the clearest and most detailed portrait yet of this intricate cosmic egg.

From Science Daily

Each finger in its latest hand has four independently controlled joints, which allows intricate movements.

From BBC

But the screenplay gets so intricate and angry — and so shamelessly ambitious — you can’t believe someone in today’s Hollywood was willing to put up the money to get it made.

From Los Angeles Times

Bright sunlight filled the hallway from an intricate metal window at the end.

From Literature

That style is dense, intricate and sometimes impenetrable, and Ms. Serpell means to celebrate its difficulties while guiding us through them.

From The Wall Street Journal