Definition of intricacy in English:

intricacy

noun ˈɪntrɪkəsiˈɪntrəkəsi

mass noun

1The quality of being intricate.
the intricacy of the procedure
Example sentencesExamples
- The intricacy of this fight cannot be over emphasised as it permeates all levels of society and does not restrict itself to the urban or the metropolitan areas.
- Lyrically, it's is not hugely involving, but I find that the complexity and intricacy of the music itself more than makes up for this.
- These networks obstruct accountability as much by their flux as by their intricacy.
- Yet, each track shows new layers of complexity and intricacy and opens up new grounds.
- There is a complete lack of imagination and intricacy.
- The delicate intricacy of the leaves provided inspiration for motifs in decoration, appearing on tiles and wrought iron, china, glass and linen.
- And I loved the whole, you know, intricacy of that dysfunctional family.
- It is a pity that a book that has such detail is unable to overcome the obstacles of intricacy without leaving the reader stuck in the quagmire of literary and historical obscurity.
- The intricacy was intended to be funny, and succeeded.
- The artistry and craftsmanship displayed, particularly in the later pieces, was stunning in its beauty and intricacy.
- Then comes the shock of the vibrancy and intricacy of the interior.
- Intuition tells us that complexity and intricacy should almost never evolve the same way more than once.
- The intricacy, the precision, the creativity, the hand-skills required, are what I love.
- Complementing the lyrics, xylophone-like bells add a level of intricacy and mysticism.
- The finished product has inspired moments, but is overlong with songs falling over themselves due to their intricacy.
- Its most remarkable achievement is the development of the mind that explores and appreciates now the beauty and intricacy of the cosmos.
- The learning curve on the complexity and intricacy of each task is sufficiently well judged to be both addictive and achievable.
- The intricacy of the art lies as much in its dyeing as in the design.
- That is precisely the kind of intricacy that they're trying to hash out now.
- But I had not understood the full complexity and intricacy of the interpretive process.
Synonyms
tangle, web, morass, jungle, snarl, twist, turn, complexity, confusion, complication, entanglement, convolution
1. 1.1intricacies Details, especially of an involved or perplexing subject.
  the intricacies of economic policy-making
  Example sentencesExamples
  He proceeds to explain the technical intricacies of making a timepiece when you innocuously ask him what the time is.
  How can one person comprehend the intricacies of copyright law and legislative change?
  Soon the hobby turned into passion as the intricacies of the subject unfolded with experience.
  You notice minute details and are fascinated by the intricacies of the world around you.
  Ask the simplest of questions and he takes you on a rollercoaster ride through the detail and intricacies of his troubled mind.
  You can start briefing him on any intricacies and idiosyncrasies that they have.
  Absorbed in the intricacies of artful expression, the young participants seem immune to the heat.
  Troubled lives of friends and their families drew her into delving more and more into the intricacies of the human mind.
  In terms of imagery I am really attracted to the intricacies of weaving.
  He is particularly interested in detail and the intricacies of policy.
  The more you get into the intricacies of it, you see how sophisticated it often is and how formidable it is.
  Sure, I have an idea of the long game, but the intricacies still escape me.
  He is most anxious to meet and discuss the intricacies involved in this union.
  Somebody must have forgotten to explain to them the intricacies of quota preferential voting in the Senate.
  The book has an absorbingly detailed description of the intricacies of this market.
  He also goes into incredible detail about the intricacies of infantry training.
  The technical intricacies of the internet are blurring the lines which divide technology and design.
  Orchestrating a tenants' battle with him through the courts, she became immersed in the intricacies of housing law.
  We just love watching other people's lives and the little intricacies that make us all different.
  Unfortunately, you lose some of the intricacies of communication that way.
  Synonyms
  details, particulars, facts, features, points, characteristics, traits, nuts and bolts, particularities

Definition of intricacy in US English:

intricacy

nounˈɪntrəkəsiˈintrəkəsē

1The quality of being intricate.
the exquisite intricacy of Indian silverwork
Example sentencesExamples
- But I had not understood the full complexity and intricacy of the interpretive process.
- The intricacy of the art lies as much in its dyeing as in the design.
- The finished product has inspired moments, but is overlong with songs falling over themselves due to their intricacy.
- The intricacy was intended to be funny, and succeeded.
- Complementing the lyrics, xylophone-like bells add a level of intricacy and mysticism.
- The learning curve on the complexity and intricacy of each task is sufficiently well judged to be both addictive and achievable.
- The intricacy of this fight cannot be over emphasised as it permeates all levels of society and does not restrict itself to the urban or the metropolitan areas.
- The intricacy, the precision, the creativity, the hand-skills required, are what I love.
- The delicate intricacy of the leaves provided inspiration for motifs in decoration, appearing on tiles and wrought iron, china, glass and linen.
- These networks obstruct accountability as much by their flux as by their intricacy.
- Yet, each track shows new layers of complexity and intricacy and opens up new grounds.
- There is a complete lack of imagination and intricacy.
- Intuition tells us that complexity and intricacy should almost never evolve the same way more than once.
- Its most remarkable achievement is the development of the mind that explores and appreciates now the beauty and intricacy of the cosmos.
- That is precisely the kind of intricacy that they're trying to hash out now.
- Then comes the shock of the vibrancy and intricacy of the interior.
- Lyrically, it's is not hugely involving, but I find that the complexity and intricacy of the music itself more than makes up for this.
- And I loved the whole, you know, intricacy of that dysfunctional family.
- The artistry and craftsmanship displayed, particularly in the later pieces, was stunning in its beauty and intricacy.
- It is a pity that a book that has such detail is unable to overcome the obstacles of intricacy without leaving the reader stuck in the quagmire of literary and historical obscurity.
Synonyms
tangle, web, morass, jungle, snarl, twist, turn, complexity, confusion, complication, entanglement, convolution
1. 1.1intricacies Details, especially of an involved or perplexing subject.
  the intricacies of economic policymaking
  Example sentencesExamples
  Somebody must have forgotten to explain to them the intricacies of quota preferential voting in the Senate.
  He also goes into incredible detail about the intricacies of infantry training.
  How can one person comprehend the intricacies of copyright law and legislative change?
  We just love watching other people's lives and the little intricacies that make us all different.
  You can start briefing him on any intricacies and idiosyncrasies that they have.
  Soon the hobby turned into passion as the intricacies of the subject unfolded with experience.
  Absorbed in the intricacies of artful expression, the young participants seem immune to the heat.
  He is most anxious to meet and discuss the intricacies involved in this union.
  The more you get into the intricacies of it, you see how sophisticated it often is and how formidable it is.
  Sure, I have an idea of the long game, but the intricacies still escape me.
  You notice minute details and are fascinated by the intricacies of the world around you.
  The technical intricacies of the internet are blurring the lines which divide technology and design.
  Orchestrating a tenants' battle with him through the courts, she became immersed in the intricacies of housing law.
  He is particularly interested in detail and the intricacies of policy.
  In terms of imagery I am really attracted to the intricacies of weaving.
  He proceeds to explain the technical intricacies of making a timepiece when you innocuously ask him what the time is.
  Ask the simplest of questions and he takes you on a rollercoaster ride through the detail and intricacies of his troubled mind.
  Unfortunately, you lose some of the intricacies of communication that way.
  The book has an absorbingly detailed description of the intricacies of this market.
  Troubled lives of friends and their families drew her into delving more and more into the intricacies of the human mind.
  Synonyms
  details, particulars, facts, features, points, characteristics, traits, nuts and bolts, particularities

单词	intricacy
释义	Definition of intricacy in English: intricacy noun ˈɪntrɪkəsiˈɪntrəkəsi mass noun 1The quality of being intricate. the intricacy of the procedure Example sentencesExamples The intricacy of this fight cannot be over emphasised as it permeates all levels of society and does not restrict itself to the urban or the metropolitan areas. Lyrically, it's is not hugely involving, but I find that the complexity and intricacy of the music itself more than makes up for this. These networks obstruct accountability as much by their flux as by their intricacy. Yet, each track shows new layers of complexity and intricacy and opens up new grounds. There is a complete lack of imagination and intricacy. The delicate intricacy of the leaves provided inspiration for motifs in decoration, appearing on tiles and wrought iron, china, glass and linen. And I loved the whole, you know, intricacy of that dysfunctional family. It is a pity that a book that has such detail is unable to overcome the obstacles of intricacy without leaving the reader stuck in the quagmire of literary and historical obscurity. The intricacy was intended to be funny, and succeeded. The artistry and craftsmanship displayed, particularly in the later pieces, was stunning in its beauty and intricacy. Then comes the shock of the vibrancy and intricacy of the interior. Intuition tells us that complexity and intricacy should almost never evolve the same way more than once. The intricacy, the precision, the creativity, the hand-skills required, are what I love. Complementing the lyrics, xylophone-like bells add a level of intricacy and mysticism. The finished product has inspired moments, but is overlong with songs falling over themselves due to their intricacy. Its most remarkable achievement is the development of the mind that explores and appreciates now the beauty and intricacy of the cosmos. The learning curve on the complexity and intricacy of each task is sufficiently well judged to be both addictive and achievable. The intricacy of the art lies as much in its dyeing as in the design. That is precisely the kind of intricacy that they're trying to hash out now. But I had not understood the full complexity and intricacy of the interpretive process. Synonyms tangle, web, morass, jungle, snarl, twist, turn, complexity, confusion, complication, entanglement, convolution 1.1intricacies Details, especially of an involved or perplexing subject. the intricacies of economic policy-making Example sentencesExamples He proceeds to explain the technical intricacies of making a timepiece when you innocuously ask him what the time is. How can one person comprehend the intricacies of copyright law and legislative change? Soon the hobby turned into passion as the intricacies of the subject unfolded with experience. You notice minute details and are fascinated by the intricacies of the world around you. Ask the simplest of questions and he takes you on a rollercoaster ride through the detail and intricacies of his troubled mind. You can start briefing him on any intricacies and idiosyncrasies that they have. Absorbed in the intricacies of artful expression, the young participants seem immune to the heat. Troubled lives of friends and their families drew her into delving more and more into the intricacies of the human mind. In terms of imagery I am really attracted to the intricacies of weaving. He is particularly interested in detail and the intricacies of policy. The more you get into the intricacies of it, you see how sophisticated it often is and how formidable it is. Sure, I have an idea of the long game, but the intricacies still escape me. He is most anxious to meet and discuss the intricacies involved in this union. Somebody must have forgotten to explain to them the intricacies of quota preferential voting in the Senate. The book has an absorbingly detailed description of the intricacies of this market. He also goes into incredible detail about the intricacies of infantry training. The technical intricacies of the internet are blurring the lines which divide technology and design. Orchestrating a tenants' battle with him through the courts, she became immersed in the intricacies of housing law. We just love watching other people's lives and the little intricacies that make us all different. Unfortunately, you lose some of the intricacies of communication that way. Synonyms details, particulars, facts, features, points, characteristics, traits, nuts and bolts, particularities Definition of intricacy in US English: intricacy nounˈɪntrəkəsiˈintrəkəsē 1The quality of being intricate. the exquisite intricacy of Indian silverwork Example sentencesExamples But I had not understood the full complexity and intricacy of the interpretive process. The intricacy of the art lies as much in its dyeing as in the design. The finished product has inspired moments, but is overlong with songs falling over themselves due to their intricacy. The intricacy was intended to be funny, and succeeded. Complementing the lyrics, xylophone-like bells add a level of intricacy and mysticism. The learning curve on the complexity and intricacy of each task is sufficiently well judged to be both addictive and achievable. The intricacy of this fight cannot be over emphasised as it permeates all levels of society and does not restrict itself to the urban or the metropolitan areas. The intricacy, the precision, the creativity, the hand-skills required, are what I love. The delicate intricacy of the leaves provided inspiration for motifs in decoration, appearing on tiles and wrought iron, china, glass and linen. These networks obstruct accountability as much by their flux as by their intricacy. Yet, each track shows new layers of complexity and intricacy and opens up new grounds. There is a complete lack of imagination and intricacy. Intuition tells us that complexity and intricacy should almost never evolve the same way more than once. Its most remarkable achievement is the development of the mind that explores and appreciates now the beauty and intricacy of the cosmos. That is precisely the kind of intricacy that they're trying to hash out now. Then comes the shock of the vibrancy and intricacy of the interior. Lyrically, it's is not hugely involving, but I find that the complexity and intricacy of the music itself more than makes up for this. And I loved the whole, you know, intricacy of that dysfunctional family. The artistry and craftsmanship displayed, particularly in the later pieces, was stunning in its beauty and intricacy. It is a pity that a book that has such detail is unable to overcome the obstacles of intricacy without leaving the reader stuck in the quagmire of literary and historical obscurity. Synonyms tangle, web, morass, jungle, snarl, twist, turn, complexity, confusion, complication, entanglement, convolution 1.1intricacies Details, especially of an involved or perplexing subject. the intricacies of economic policymaking Example sentencesExamples Somebody must have forgotten to explain to them the intricacies of quota preferential voting in the Senate. He also goes into incredible detail about the intricacies of infantry training. How can one person comprehend the intricacies of copyright law and legislative change? We just love watching other people's lives and the little intricacies that make us all different. You can start briefing him on any intricacies and idiosyncrasies that they have. Soon the hobby turned into passion as the intricacies of the subject unfolded with experience. Absorbed in the intricacies of artful expression, the young participants seem immune to the heat. He is most anxious to meet and discuss the intricacies involved in this union. The more you get into the intricacies of it, you see how sophisticated it often is and how formidable it is. Sure, I have an idea of the long game, but the intricacies still escape me. You notice minute details and are fascinated by the intricacies of the world around you. The technical intricacies of the internet are blurring the lines which divide technology and design. Orchestrating a tenants' battle with him through the courts, she became immersed in the intricacies of housing law. He is particularly interested in detail and the intricacies of policy. In terms of imagery I am really attracted to the intricacies of weaving. He proceeds to explain the technical intricacies of making a timepiece when you innocuously ask him what the time is. Ask the simplest of questions and he takes you on a rollercoaster ride through the detail and intricacies of his troubled mind. Unfortunately, you lose some of the intricacies of communication that way. The book has an absorbingly detailed description of the intricacies of this market. Troubled lives of friends and their families drew her into delving more and more into the intricacies of the human mind. Synonyms details, particulars, facts, features, points, characteristics, traits, nuts and bolts, particularities
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