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intricate
in
Running in the Family
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- In half an hour the others will waken from their sleep and intricate conversations will begin again.†
p. 26.4 *
- Intricate arts and customs and religious ceremonies moved inland away from the new cities.†
p. 82.7
- In the park she floated over the intricate fir tree hedges of the maze—which would always continue to terrify her grandchildren—its secret spread out naked as a skeleton for her.†
p. 128.6
Definitions:
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(1)
(intricate) complicated -- having many complexly arranged elements
- (2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)