complicated
Pronunciation: [ˈkɒmplɪˌkeɪtɪd]
Word
Context: "difficulty"
(adjective) when something is hard to understand because it has many parts or is not simple. If a math problem has a lot of steps, it's complicated.
Example
The puzzle was complicated, but I enjoyed solving it.
Example
The explanation was not complicated; it was very easy to follow.
Example
Why do you think this topic is so complicated?
Context: "relationships"
(adjective) when a situation between people is confusing or has many difficult parts. If two friends have many issues between them, their relationship might be complicated.
Example
Their friendship is complicated, but they support each other.
Example
Her relationship with her brother is not complicated; they get along very well.
Example
What makes your relationship with your teammates feel complicated?
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