Convoluted

Con′vo-luˊted

,

Adj.

1.

Having convolutions.

beaks recurved and

convoluted

like a ram’s horn.

Pennant.

2.

Folded in tortuous windings.

A highly

convoluted

brain.

North Amer. Rev.

Convoluted

CONVOLUTE

, CONVOLUTED,

Adj.

Rolled together, or one part on another; as the sides or margins of nascent leaves in plants, or as the petals and stigmas in Crocus.

convoluted

English

Adjective

convoluted ‎(comparative more convoluted, superlative most convoluted)

Having numerous overlapping coils or folds.
Complex, intricate or complicated.
He gave a convoluted explanation that amounted to little more than a weak excuse for his absence.

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having numerous overlapping coils

Finnish: kierteinen
French: convoluté (fr)

German: gewunden (de)
Persian: پیچاپیچ (fa) ‎(pičâpič)
Portuguese: convoluto (pt)
Russian: изви́листый (ru) ‎(izvílistyj), вито́й (ru) ‎(vitój), кручёный (ru) ‎(kručónyj)

complex

Catalan: complicat (ca), enrevessat
Dutch: ^{(please verify)}nodeloos ingewikkeld
Finnish: monimutkainen (fi), mutkikas (fi)
French: compliqué (fr), alambiqué (fr)
German: verwickelt (de)

Persian: پیچیده (fa) ‎(pičide), در هم پیچیده ‎(dar ham pičide)
Polish: zawiły (pl) m
Portuguese: complicado (pt), enrolado
Russian: запу́танный (ru) ‎(zapútannyj), сло́жный (ru) ‎(slóžnyj)
Serbo-Croatian: замршен m ‎(zamršen)
Spanish: complicado (es), enrevesado (es)
Turkish: anlaşılması güç

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Convoluted

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