complicated

US /ˈkɑmplɪˌketɪd/

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UK /'kɒmplɪkeɪtɪd/

v.t.Transitive VerbTo make more difficult to do, understand or use

By saying this aloud, you complicated your situation

adj.AdjectiveDifficult to do, understand or use

He doesn't want to make things complicated

adj.AdjectiveInvolving many different and confusing aspects.

The situation became more complicated when new evidence emerged.

adj.AdjectiveRelating to a medical condition that is complex and difficult to treat.

The patient's medical history is quite complicated.

adj.AdjectiveDifficult to understand or deal with due to emotional or interpersonal factors.

Their relationship is complicated; they love each other but argue constantly.

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No, you see, it's more complicated than that. No, wait!
No, you see, it's more complicated than that. No, wait!

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It's a whole complicated system where you spend hours
It's a whole complicated system where you spend hours

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had to do with Gavin and a bunch of people and its a really complicated story. But there
had to do with Gavin and a bunch of people and its a really complicated story. But there

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The robot obviously is a hugely complicated
The robot obviously is a hugely complicated

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but the story's a little more complicated than that.
but the story's a little more complicated than that.

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nevertheless be very hard, for what we should acknowledge to be complicated psychological
nevertheless be very hard, for what we should acknowledge to be complicated psychological

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Yeah, absolutely, day-to-day⏤it certainly makes things more complicated.
Yeah, absolutely, day-to-day⏤it certainly makes things more complicated.
It's already a complicated city to live in⏤you can't drive a car, getting around can be a lot slower, you have to do things by foot or by boat.
It's already a complicated city to live in⏤you can't drive a car, getting around can be a lot slower, you have to do things by foot or by boat.