Intricate
Intricate adjective - Having many parts or aspects that are usually interrelated.
Strange and intricate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Strange" instead an adjective "Intricate".
Nearby Words: intricacy, intricately
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Were an ant able to see a human, whole and entire, the sheer Otherness of our form would break its tiny insect mind: to a creature with an exoskeleton, we must seem disturbingly inside out, with our fleshy exteriors and strange sensory organs that are little more than intricate holes in our heads.
Source: Analysis / Humans Are Cthulhu - Then, chapter 48 reveals that it was a probability warping blessing put on him by his godmother, Wanda Maximoff, at the behest of Doctor Stephen Strange, who's pretty much behind everything, including the vast and intricate number of connections in the nascent superhero community.
Source: Theory of Narrative Causality -
Xerxes Break from the manga Pandora Hearts is an albinistic hero with a very intricate past (his past self, Kevin Regnard, sacrificed his life (to an extent) to reverse the deaths of the people he served in a desperation play) and a strange sense of humor.
Source: Heroic Albino
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