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complicatedness

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com·pli·cat·ed  (kmpl-ktd)
adj.
1. Containing intricately combined or involved parts.
2. Not easy to understand or analyze. See Synonyms at complex, elaborate.
compli·cated·ly adv.
compli·cated·ness n.
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Noun1.complicatedness - puzzling complexity
knottiness, tortuousness, complication
complexity, complexness - the quality of being intricate and compounded; "he enjoyed the complexity of modern computers"
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But complicatedness involves unnecessary complexity.
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The poem significantly depicts the second prism, inextricable from Achebe's more ethnographic handling of the subject, through which to extend not merely the elemental complicatedness of the notion of good and evil but our discussion of Sula as ogbanje-abiku figure.
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I stress all these polarities, sometimes assumed and sometimes explicitly dealt with in this book, to suggest the complicatedness of Taves's task and to indicate something of the sophistication with which she brings it off.
Fits, Trances, & Visions: Experiencing Religion and Explaining ... by Marty, Martin E. / Journal of Social History
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