Simplification is concerned with the elimination of intricate words and difficult syntactic structures from a text initially originally intended for native speakers.
That's a marvelous word, with intricate and articulate both mixed up in it.
Pederson's offense is considerably intricate, with 10-12 words, in a very specific order, often orchestrating the play calls.
These and other works are filled with sight gags and silent comedy as well as intricate plays on words.
1180 - 1200 Riberac Arnaut Daniel, Arnaut also spelled Arnaud (flourished 1180 1200), Provençal poet, troubadour, and master of the trobar clus, a poetic style composed of complex metrics, intricate rhymes, and words chosen more for their sound than for their meaning.
According to the press website, Kelly studied poet Robert Pinsky's translation of Dante's Inferno and built his own 'selva oscura' (dark forest) through a series of intricate prints and word ruminations.
The intricate issue of word frequency warrants more attention in future research, preferably with psychometric evidence over and beyond test score comparisons.
Use intricate and dark words like: morbid, melancholy, phantasmagoric, macabre, torment, eternal, decrepit, futile, deliberate, and dilapidated.
The only way to save their care, even temporarily, would be through an intricate series of funding shifts it took Piper two densely worded paragraphs to explain.
Some tear your heart with just a few words, while others paint an intricate picture with a thousand words".
