0 very twisted: --
1 (esp. of expression in speech or writing) having a complicated structure and therefore difficult to understand: --
Needless to say, these issues were much more convoluted than mere matrimonial arrangements.
In the midst of this typically convoluted operatic situation, the sudden playing of a tango might seem a mere hiccup.
He felt powerless before the convoluted workings of state power, like a minor character in a story over whose development he could exert no control.
Fine-scale mixing of the fluids then takes place a t the convoluted interfaces.
Two of the three sale properties which left their owners' hands between 1700 and 1750 had more convoluted histories.
When described in this fashion, the basic anatomy of such hearts is straightforward and unambiguous, if described in somewhat convoluted fashion.
Together, the above patterns combine to create the picture of a living city that depends in large part on its convoluted, permeable interfaces.
The sheer quantity of volumes has coagulated the categorisation and locational systems, convoluted the access and retrieval procedures and converted security and preservation into paranoia.
