Definitions
highly complex or intricate and occasionally devious
Word origin
From convolute + -ed.
Used in a sentence
“The figure [of the constellation Anguilla] is that of the common eel in that convoluted ſtate in which it is uſually ſeen when in motion.”
“Petals five, generally reflected, the three exterior ovate, hollowed; the two interior longer and convoluted.”
“The great mass of cloud filling the head of the gulf had long red smears amongst its convoluted folds of grey and black, as of a floating mantle stained with blood.”
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