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Meanings of convolute in English
Practice sophistry; change the meaning of or be vague about in order to mislead or deceive.
Usage of convolute in English
1
When the wind blows straight against a sail, certain eddies are produced which cause a convolute stream around its edges.
2
The term actually stands for "Korean Augmentees to the U.S. Army" -more proof that the military can convolute anything into an acronym.
3
Will make clear everything I have convoluted with my memory and my coldness.
4
It was typically convoluted-Marywas good at convoluting-butshe was also very sensible and practical.
5
The spectacle of the legal procedure showed how a literate practice ended up convoluting justice.
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But the shadows that convoluted the secret hour weren't cast by mountain peaks or water towers.
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An intelligence agent's actions should be convoluted, but his motivations should always be crystal clear and simple.
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The suave head clerk convoluted in sympathy with the financial disaster, now the theme of the wildest gossip.
9
They were in Sheck, under the brick of Outer Crow Station, where he had tracked the convolutes of paint.
10
For some, that narrow definition of masculinity seems to have also convoluted what it means to be a Morehouse brother.
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At times he convoluted aerial designs and free ideas with his hammer, spending it aloft on matters superior to boots.
12
"But the saddle point in the imaginary plane should convolute here".
13
Convoluted and stylised "institution speak" is limiting people's access to public services, the Ombudsman and Information Commissioner has warned.
14
The world expands and convolutes around me, a monster that's been sleeping all this time, finally awoken and ravenous to feed.
15
Night brought new light, elyctro-barometric tubes of glowing gas, glass in convolutes, made to spell out names and words or sketch pictures in outline.
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The notice, issued by the MEC for Education in the Western Cape, Debbie Schäfer, has added further complexities to an already-convoluted back to school plan.