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Meanings of intricate in English

Intricate.

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          Usage of intricate in English
          1
          Animals have evolved intricate search strategies to find new sources of food.
          Pubmed
          2
          Actually, the sit-ins represented an intricate union of economic and moral power.
          The zinn reader
          3
          Selene's quarters were small, of course, and compact; but they were intricate.
          The Gods Themselves
          4
          Throughout we follow the intricate ebb and flow of the Pinochet case.
          The Guardian
          5
          The swooning riff on Kinder Blumenis a work of great, intricate beauty.
          The Irish Times
          6
          The entire pressure structure, intricate as a nervous system, must be described.
          The Great Book of Amber
          7
          At every turn, she was ready with some new and intricate manoeuvre.
          The Complete Short Stories Vol. 1
          8
          The image is beautiful; but the diction is elaborately intricate, rhetorically indistinct.
          Renaissance in Italy, Volumes 6 and 7 (of 7) / The Catholic Reac...
          9
          This is all getting quite intricate, and there's another twist to come.
          BBC
          10
          Complicite's intricate Measure for Measure, which played out like a political thriller.
          The Guardian
          11
          High debt and low liquidity are forcing authorities into increasingly intricate manoeuvres.
          Reuters
          12
          The intricate mechanism of violence that binds the three protagonists explodes wildly.
          The new yorker
          13
          Only you can help me, you tell me in your intricate ways.
          The Scar
          14
          Protein-protein interactions featuring intricate binding epitopes remain challenging targets for synthetic inhibitors.
          Pubmed
          15
          All these told out the seconds in an intricate chorus of tickings.
          Stories by English Authors: Germany (Selected by Scribners)
          16
          And inside the oval, in strangely intricate letters, he saw the title:
          The Neverending Story
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