The intricacy
Example: The intricacy requires detailed analysis
Definition
"The intricacy" refers to the quality or state of being complex, complicated, or having many detailed parts that require careful attention or analysis. It often describes situations, designs, or problems that are not straightforward and involve multiple interconnected elements.
Etymology
The word "intricacy" comes from the Latin word 'intricatus,' meaning 'entangled' or 'complicated,' derived from 'intricare' which means 'to entangle.' Did you know? The root reflects how "intricacy" originally suggested something twisted or tangled, highlighting the complexity inherent in the term.
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"The intricacy" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - General - (C2) - set 2", containing 91 commonly used words.
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