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intricate

adjective/ˈɪntrɪkɪt/

having many complexly arranged parts or details

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intricate in a sentence

The jeweler carved an intricate pattern into the tiny silver locket.

The tapestry displayed an intricate web of threads, each color representing a different chapter of the kingdom's history.

Where it comes from

From Latin intricare 'to entangle', from tricae 'trifles, perplexities'

Memory hook

IN-TRICK-ate — an intricate puzzle is full of tricky, tangled parts.

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