intricately
10
6.3
- adverb
- /ˈɪntrɪkətli/
:
intrincadamente
- The main building consists of white and black marbles with intricately carved floral designs.
- intricately linked
- intricately intertwined
- intricately tied
So it is intricately connected to that piece, right?
- So it is intricately connected to that piece, right?
- Space is intricately configured with time.
- Our economy is is intricately intertwined with the Chinese economy.
- And I think they're somehow intricately linked, maybe getting a sense of numbers.
- And it was this like splayed body with this, it's like she was naked displayed body with this like very intricately painted pubic hair.
- This is actually intricately related to the fact that we can obtain more precise information about the energy levels.
- So, you know, to take a few examples, the the question of the nothing that he's going to explore here is intricately connected with the problem of the being of beings.
- That just goes to show you how intricately connected like our, our perception of, of a, of a of, of like, you know, stress and how that can affect our biology.
- It was all meant to intricately sustain life, to create life, to nourish life of myself and others.
- He's never been intricately involved in policy and, you know, palling around with the president-elect or president.
Examples
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We will become increasingly conscious of a magnificent, intricately ordered universe beyond anything our ancestors imagined.
Academic text (1999) -
Additionally, these themes were pervasive and intricately enmeshed within students' experiences of mobility.
Academic text (2013) -
So it is intricately connected to that piece, right?
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I mean her face is so intricately drawn.
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By then, the king was dead, and his intricately conceived garden was no longer in fashion.
Academic text (2007) -
In fact, global warming and changes in the water cycle are intricately linked.
Academic text (2008) -
It's all very intricately interconnected.
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Metaphoric language and thought are intricately connected to our processing of reality.
Academic text (2003) -
Ecohydrology's fundamental concept is that the availability of freshwater is intricately linked with ecosystem processes.
Academic text (2011) -
The main building consists of white and black marbles with intricately carved floral designs.
Synonyms
18
6.1
In a very careful and beautiful way
11
4.5
In a way that has many small details and rich decoration
2
6.0
In a very decorated way with detailed designs like carved patterns or gold
1
7.0
In a way that has many connected parts and is hard to understand
1
8.7
In a complicated way that is hard to follow
With many careful details and clear planning
In a complex and carefully made way
Antonyms
How Detailed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word intricately comes from intricate, which originally meant 'entangled' or 'twisted together', like threads in a net. So, to do something intricately is to make it with many small, connected parts, which is 'in a very detailed and complicated way'.