Intricate is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTRICATE in dictionary:

VERB:
• To entangle; to involve; to make perplexing.
ADJECTIVE:
• involved, complex, also INTRINCE, INTRINSICATE
• very complicated or detailed
• involved or complicated
• Entangled; involved; perplexed; complicated; difficult to understand, follow, arrange, or adjust; as, intricate machinery, labyrinths, accounts, plots, etc.
• having many complexly arranged elements; elaborate
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having many complexly interrelating parts or elements; complicated

Words related to INTRICATE

intricacies15 intricacy16 intricately16 intrince10 intrinsicate14

Words that contain INTRICATE

intricately16 disintricate15 disintricated17 disintricates16 intricateness15 intricatenesses17

How to use INTRICATE in a sentence

• On the marble mantel is a very intricate French timepiece, and over it an exquisite silver-framed mirror.
• And this I cannot believe to be other than gracious of influence upon the intricate muddle of human association.
• Oh! this is a very intricate place, with stairs and passages whose turns and twists never end.
• Again, the growth of machinery makes industry more intricate.
• At last, when I had so far succeeded that only one foot remained outside, it was lifted off, and another mould, of still more crooked and intricate shape, substituted.
• The whole face of the wall is covered with ornaments resembling panel-work, not in regular squares, but a labyrinth of intricate designs.
• He bought a rattlesnake skin, five feet long, that had intricate brown and black diamond-shaped markings.
• More particularly in relation to intricate mechanical work is their record remarkable and unexpected.
• It was the story of Tobias and how he came out from the shelters of his youth into this magic and intricate world.
• Sponge, whom we left working his way through the intricate fields.
• High-arched and Gothic were its massive walls, with intricate carving like lace in the stonework.
• It has no extraordinarily intricate plot like those which excite the readers of the sensational romances of the modern western style.
• Possibly it may, whilst in a dream, unravel an intricate problem, incapable of solution in the waking state.
• Travellers have many other obstacles to encounter in these intricate paths.
• For he knew that the net he had woven about himself was too strong and intricate to be broken through without deadly injury to others, and above all to Felicita.
• The Balkan problem is so intricate that it must be simply handled.
• Twenty thousand of their men deserted, during their passage through the dark and intricate woods.
• The minute and intricate style of the work is strikingly shown by the fact that, even after prolonged study, some patterns escaped notice and have only lately been discovered.
• As his eye fell with more confidence now, there came a blue line of hills, and then London, already to leeward, an intricate space of roofing.
• They felt exceedingly uneasy respecting them, as they might so easily lose themselves in such intricate travelling.
• He found himself in an intricate and lovely valley, through which lay his path to Langdale.
• To enter into his history in detail during this period would be to recount a large portion of the somewhat intricate history of the crusade.
• One huge oak in the very center of an intricate maze of vines was drawn far over and its boughs were twisted into strange, distorted shapes.

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