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obfuscate |
To make unclear or confusing.
"He will obfuscate and obscure the issue." |
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confuse |
To bewilder; perplex.
"Complicated directions will only confuse me." |
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deplorable |
Worthy of reproach.
"She was scolded for her deplorable behavior." |
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admirable |
Deserving respect and honor.
"His admirable kindness is respected by all." |
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complicated |
Very difficult to understand.
"The complicated problem was hard to solve." |
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intricate |
Elaborate or complex in detail.
"The intricate puzzle was hard to solve." |
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preposterous |
Contrary to common sense or nature.
"Lunching with goats is a preposterous idea." |
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reasonable |
Not excessive or extreme.
"We paid a fair, reasonable price for the car." |
