intricate

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intricate /ˈɪn trə kət/ ?

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Briony Tallis, the intricate English girl at the center of Atonement, is a budding writer.
Briony Tallis, the intricate English girl at the center of Atonement, is a budding writer.
Using the intricate details Armistead provided, Lafayette and a stunned, but relieved George Washington lay siege to the town.

"It's great that millions of kids are reading these long, intricate novels, but reading one such book every 18 months doesn't make up for daily reading," Gioia said.
on Nov 18, 2007 By: Dana Gioia Source: Forbes
"Sometimes the questions get a little laborious when they start asking you about intricate, nit-picky things of church doctrine that's probably not all that relevant to being president," Huckabee said.
on Dec 7, 2007 By: Mike Huckabee Source: Guardian Unlimited
Calling them "the greatest Beatles cover band, without the wigs," Rolling Stone Magazine senior editor David Fricke wrote, "the Faux invigorate the artistry of even the Beatles' most intricate studio masterpieces with top chops and...
on Feb 1, 2007 By: David Fricke Source: Yahoo! News (press release)