intricateness

Examples

• All

• The architect explained the intricateness of the building's unique design.

• The intricateness of the design amazed everyone.

• The intricateness of the ancient tapestry amazed the museum visitors.

• Can you appreciate the intricateness of this artwork?

• The intricateness of the lace pattern amazed everyone at the exhibition.

• The intricateness of the puzzle made it challenging to complete in a short time.

• We were impressed by the intricateness of the model's design, featuring numerous tiny components.

Synonyms

C

complexity

vsintricateness

166 5.0

Many connected parts make something hard to understand

emphasizes small detailed parts rather than overall difficulty

I

intricacy

vsintricateness

23 6.7

A set of small, detailed parts that make something complex

is the full term rather than the shorter common form

M

multidimensionality

vsintricateness

1 8.7

A quality of something that has many different parts or sides

refers to many small detailed parts rather than separate aspects

E

elaborateness

vsintricateness

7.2

Careful, detailed work that has many small parts or decorations

focuses on many small parts rather than planned finished arrangement

C

complexness

vsintricateness

7.1

Having many parts or details that are hard to understand

highlights the presence of many small details not just general condition

I

involution

vsintricateness

9.9

A complicated structure in writing or speech that is hard to follow

stresses many tiny detailed parts rather than folded structural form

C

complicatedness

vsintricateness

7.0

The state of having many connected parts that are hard to understand

focuses on fine small parts rather than the confusing puzzle aspect

O

ornateness

vsintricateness

7.7

A thing or style with many decorative details

concerns tiny structural details rather than decorative surface style

F

floridness

vsintricateness

• Formal

8.9

The use of very fancy, detailed language or style that feels too much

focuses on minute technical parts rather than decorative excess

Antonyms

S

simplicity

63 1.7

Being easy to understand and not complicated

P

plainness

1 3.5

Being simple and without decoration

How Complex

ornateness

7.7

complexity

166 5.0

intricateness

8.3

detail

∞ 1.0

plainness

1 3.5

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology