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more elaborate
adjective as in intricate; involved
Strong matches
Example Sentences
And he tells Bob Boyle to start making sketches for the more elaborate sequences.
The occasion was of a grander scale, of course, and a much more elaborate production.
Later customs as to what weapons were allowed became more elaborate, but equality of armor and weapons was still the expectation.
Maynard subsequently told ever more elaborate falsehoods and presented himself ever more dramatically as the man who saved King.
Either way, I was anticipating a response a bit more elaborate than the answer he ultimately gave.
Do not save on the dress or cloak to buy a more elaborate bonnet, but let the cost be well equalized and the effect will be good.
On the east side of the north arm of the transept a more elaborate arrangement of one of the arches may be seen.
These were all got up on the spur of the moment; more elaborate presents, that might take weeks to complete, were put in hand.
The wall arcade and the lancet windows above were repaired, and later work of a more elaborate character added.
Sometimes the flying pyramid is made more elaborate by bending the arms into a spiral form.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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