Intricacy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTRICACY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being intricate
• details, especially of an involved or perplexing subject
• the quality of being intricate
• The state or quality of being intricate or entangled; perplexity; involution; complication; complexity; that which is intricate or involved; as, the intricacy of a knot; the intricacy of accounts; the intricacy of a cause in controversy; the intricacy of a plot.
• marked by elaborately complex detail
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being intricate

Words related to INTRICACY

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How to use INTRICACY in a sentence

• By this straightforward simplicity all the interest which intricacy excites was of necessity disregarded.
• The great practical evil connected with Roman jurisprudence was the intricacy and perplexity and uncertainty of the laws, together with the expense involved in litigation.
• Why, when life is scarce endurable but at her side, he should become a bore in her presence, is only another intricacy in the many puzzles that constitute the labyrinth of love.
• No brilliancy of color, no elaboration of accessories, no intricacy of composition attracts the attention of the observer.
• There is always either an improbability, or a forced expedient, or an incongruous incident, or an unpleasant break, or too much intricacy, or a hurried conclusion.
• It generally costs from eight to ten thousand crowns, but the time and expense are of course regulated by the intricacy of the subject and quantity of work.
• In the intricacy of civilization there are no real divisions, but every man is merely a brain cell, a nerve, in the great organism, and what one man gains, some other must lose.
• In such works as these it is a thing beautiful in itself, for its own ripple and flow and ordered intricacy.
• He was deep in the intricacy of a deal so complicated that he was lost after the first two moves, when he opened his eyes to see Ali at the door panel.
• A clock in one of the towers is world-renowned for the intricacy and curiosity of its mechanism.
• We should, of course, have no special reason for choosing one set of relationships rather than another, nor for halting at any intricacy of formulae.
• The other party upheld the romantic manner of Ariosto, pleading for liberty of fancy, richness of execution, variety of incident, intricacy of design.
• What an intricacy of waters, and what boldness and fantastic variety in the mountains! I suppose, taking the region as a whole, it is scarcely anywhere surpassed.
• During the contests of his successors, the intricacy and confusion are still continued, but materials are more plentiful, more accurate, and more authentic.
• By much the greater number of the legal disputes among these people have their source in the intricacy attending their marriage contracts.
• Protoplasm, at least the simplest form known to possess the fundamental life properties, soon showed itself to be no chemical compound, but a machine of wonderful intricacy.
• The intricacy of these dialects is another peculiarity.
• But given the practice or experience, and the intricacy of the process to be performed appears to matter very little.
• The machine was employed here and abroad, but from its intricacy, fell into disuse.
• He would never understand, as we can, the intricacy of the situation.
• The ladies in the company of these gentlemen displayed in dress, bearing and manner alike, less emphasis and more intricacy.
• The intricacy of the channels proving a great impediment to their progress, they could not get out of the river in one tide, but anchored about a mile short of the entrance.
• The initial letters are of gigantic size, and of extreme intricacy, and are generally surrounded with rows of minute red dots.
• To sum up the circumstances favourable and unfavourable to natural selection, as far as the extreme intricacy of the subject permits.
• Simple without intricacy, it seems to be the spontaneous expression of humanity, congenial to the wants of man.
• The whole universe in its immensity, and the intricacy of its movements, is kept in motion by Him.
• Truly no machine can be compared to man for intricacy of construction and harmony of action.
• Price finds the character of the picturesque to consist in roughness, irregularity, intricacy, and sudden variation.
• The comment on the intricacy of modern life is interesting.
• These I would call masters of the violin, as an instrument, since they have mastered every intricacy of the instrument.
• Simple, without intricacy, it seems to be the spontaneous expression of humanity, congenial to the wants of man.
• The resulting racial problem in South Africa is one of great intricacy.

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