Complex
Turbulent
Turbulent adjective - Marked by bursts of destructive force or intense activity.
Complex and turbulent are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Complex" instead an adjective "Turbulent".
Nearby Word: turbulence
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It will be the beginning of a complex and turbulent - but physically distant - relationship that will change his life forever.This film provides examples of: The Bad Guy Wins: Well, then again Virgil wasn't such a good guy to begin with.
Source: Film / The Best Offer - Paton's most famous novel is Cry, the Beloved Country, which explores the complex social interactions of Whites and Blacks during the turbulent upheavals of apartheid's emergence through the eyes of a black pastor and a white farmer.
Source: Useful Notes / The Apartheid Era
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