convolute
/ˈkɑnvəˌlut/
verb
- To twist, coil, or wind together; to make something complex or intricate.
- The artist convoluted the wires into an elaborate sculpture.
- He convoluted the rope around the post to secure the boat.
- The plot of the novel convolutes through multiple timelines and perspectives.
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adjective
- Twisted, coiled, or rolled together; complex and difficult to follow.
- Her convolute explanation only made the problem harder to understand.
- The shell had a beautiful convolute shape.
- The convolute design of the maze confused the visitors.