Complication is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMPLICATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• complexity, intricacy
• an involved or confused condition or state
• a circumstance that complicates something; a difficulty
• a secondary disease or condition aggravating an already existing one
• The act or process of complicating; the state of being complicated; intricate or confused relation of parts; entanglement; complexity.
• A disease or diseases, or adventitious circumstances or conditions, coexistent with and modifying a primary disease, but not necessarily connected with it.
• a situation or condition that is complex or confused
• any disease or disorder that occurs during the course of (or because of) another disease
• a development that complicates a situation
• puzzling complexity
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• complexity, intricacy; a situation or a detail of character complicating the main thread of a plot; a making difficult, involved, or intricate; a complex or intricate feature or element; a difficult factor or issue often appearing unexpectedly and changing existing plans, methods, or attitudes

Words related to COMPLICATION

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Words that contain COMPLICATION

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How to use COMPLICATION in a sentence

• But she would calm her by making ready, and when the proper moment came, would find some complication of trains which would interfere with their immediate departure.
• The probability that the lost child was alive and in slavery was a very serious complication of existing difficulties.
• Low voices mingled in a bewildering complication throughout the corridor.
• Thus the space and weight due to a circulating pump is saved and complication avoided.
• Suppose the case is passed? Will its position be shifted? Will it be put hind side before or upside down? Kinko will not then be able to get out, and that would be a complication.
• The Balkan complication is no solution of the deadlock problem.
• Not that the marriage could be legally established, but that it might create a complication worth avoiding.
• But as the reader is aware, there existed another complication in his life for which he was not perhaps entirely responsible.
• The circumstances of his fate presented themselves to my mind in their full complication of iniquity.
• Pending action by the House, a new complication was introduced, which, though meant as a blow at Hamilton, resulted in a signal triumph for him.
• A cab was called, and Sir Charles, having put the Countess in, was turning to give the driver his instructions, when a fresh complication arose.
• In them there was no complication of incongruous elements.
• Kenny considered the new complication with a startled frown.
• Passionately at war with the new complication in his quest for Brian, Kenny in frantic excitement blamed everything but himself.
• It soon became apparent that life without Brian was maintaining even more than its usual average of petty complication.
• It has not, indeed, the added complication of color, but neither has it the resources of color, success in which will more or less compensate for failure elsewhere.
• An elephant, unusual element in marine considerations, lent the complication.
• It produces a further complication in the structure of the body, a fresh charge, which tends to repeat the impressed motion in season and out of season.
• It was no longer a complication of diseases in Christianity, but a complication of diseases in Swinburne.
• At this moment the servant threw open the door of the salon, and, singular complication! announced Monsieur Felix Phellion.
• We must look for forces which produce their effects not by sudden additions to the complication of the machine.
• Whether that is true or not, there was no doubt, by the time they had lived in our neighborhood for a year, that a complication had arisen in the shape of another man.
• None but the firm and intrepid mind of De Wit could have supported itself under such a complication of calamities.
• In fact, a grave complication, Cousin Benedict had lost his magnifying-glass and his spectacles.
• This extreme complication is an obstacle to our supposing that it can attach to other objects than what are found at present to excite it.
• In the complication of three streets with names almost identical, she lost her way to the reception whither she was bound.
• It is this complication which makes my position peculiarly painful.
• This complication, from which half the troubles of philosophy arise, deserves our careful attention.
• Probably the fear of that complication had been in his mind for some time past.
• I was moreover forced to write, when my corporeal system was exhausted, and my mental powers oppressed by a complication of diseases.
• Show it in the stem and in starting and in evening coming complication.
• In the number of his characters and the complication of his plot, Richardson had surpassed Defoe.

Similar words containing MPLICA without suffix tion and without prefix co

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