Complication and Episode

Complication

Complication noun - Something that makes a situation more complicated or difficult.

Episode and complication are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Episode" instead a noun "Complication".

Episode

Episode noun - Something that happens.
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Synonyms for Episode

Complication and episode are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Complication" instead a noun "Episode".

Nearby Words: episodic, episodically

How words are described

particular particular complication particular episode
serious serious complication serious episode
new new complication new episode
major major complication major episode
Other adjectives: possible, final, extra, next, last, upcoming, aforementioned.

Both words in one sentence

  • Portal Book An episode of The Fairly OddParents called "Shelf Life," which includes the interesting complication that altering anything in non-fiction books will alter the history or physics of the real world.
    Source: Portal Book
  • Series / First Wave They added the further complication that the hero himself was usually also an impostor in the group, and had to spend much of the episode convincing the others to trust him.
  • Ironically, the episode was intended to have a clear moral, as the writers participated in a competition to write a storyline that (realistically) brought up the dangers of drinking... and were disqualified, because every complication is caused by supernatural influences rather than the beer itself.
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