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intricate
[ in-tri-kit ]
adjective
- having many interrelated parts or facets; entangled or involved:
an intricate maze.
Synonyms: labyrinthine, tangled, knotty
- complex; complicated; hard to understand, work, or make:
an intricate machine.
intricate
/ ˈɪntrɪkɪt /
adjective
- difficult to understand; obscure; complex; puzzling
- entangled or involved
intricate patterns
Derived Forms
- ˈintricacy, noun
- ˈintricately, adverb
Other Words From
- intri·cate·ly adverb
- intri·cate·ness noun
- un·intri·cate adjective
- un·intri·cate·ly adverb
- un·intri·cate·ness noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of intricate1
Word History and Origins
Origin of intricate1
Example Sentences
It demonstrates how intricate the vampiric world is on this show.
The team discovered that a drinking hummingbird rapidly opens and shuts different parts of its bill simultaneously, engaging in an intricate and highly coordinated dance with its tongue to draw up nectar at lightning speeds.
I use this technique for recipes with intricate details, like a lattice crust, that calls for a high butterfat butter.
Expanding the number of nozzles could lead to production of larger and more intricate tissues, such as organs and organ tissue like the liver.
But in addition to these linear operations, deep neural networks perform nonlinear operations that help the model learn more intricate patterns.
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