Elegant
Intricate
Intricate adjective - Made or done with great care or with much detail.
Usage example: an intricate hairstyle that requires far too much maintenance to suit my taste
Elegant and intricate are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Elegant" instead an adjective "Intricate".
Nearby Words: intricacy, intricately
Both words in one sentence
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She-Fu: Kyra is train in more intricate and elegant forms of martial arts.
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The High Elves, as a graceful, skilled and artistic race, use slender spears, longbows and elegant dueling swords as their primary weapons - all with leaf-shaped blades, intricate artistic flourishes and curved, flowing lines.
Source: Weapon of Choice - Repulsive Conception followed in 1995, and, with the lineup now finally stabilized, Loathing came out in 1997 to surprising acclaim as a Genre Shift to progressive death metal led by Griffin's elegant, intricate guitar work.
Source: Music / Broken Hope
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