What is another word for Involuted?
Pronunciation:
[ ɪnvˈɒluːtɪd], [ ɪnvˈɒluːtɪd], [ ɪ_n_v_ˈɒ_l_uː_t_ɪ_d]
Synonyms for Involuted:
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adj.
• rolling • rotating Other relevant words:
- asymmetrical ,
- at sea ,
- bad-tempered ,
- baffled ,
- befuddled ,
- bemused ,
- bended ,
- bent grass ,
- bent on ,
- bent-grass ,
- bewildered ,
- bosomy ,
- broken ,
- building complex ,
- busty ,
- buxom ,
- carousel ,
- carrousel ,
- circle ,
- circumlocutious ,
- cockle ,
- coiling ,
- complicate ,
- composite ,
- concerned ,
- convolve ,
- coordination compound ,
- corrupt ,
- crabby ,
- cragged ,
- craggy ,
- crank ,
- cross ,
- crumpled ,
- curvaceous ,
- curvey ,
- curvilineal ,
- curving ,
- dead set ,
- dented ,
- detailed ,
- dilate ,
- disconnected ,
- disjointed ,
- disordered ,
- disoriented ,
- distorted ,
- distortion ,
- elaborated ,
- elusive ,
- embroiled ,
- enlarge ,
- erratic ,
- expand ,
- expatiate ,
- exposit ,
- expound ,
- flap ,
- flat ,
- flesh out ,
- frilled ,
- frilly ,
- full-bosomed ,
- fussy ,
- garbled ,
- gnarled ,
- gnarly ,
- grouchy ,
- grumpy ,
- hang ,
- helical ,
- hunched ,
- ill-tempered ,
- illogical ,
- insidious ,
- knack ,
- knobbed ,
- knotty ,
- lissom ,
- lissome ,
- lithe ,
- lithesome ,
- long-winded ,
- lost ,
- lucubrate ,
- luxuriant ,
- many-sided ,
- mat ,
- matt ,
- matte ,
- mazed ,
- merry-go-round ,
- mired ,
- miscellaneous ,
- misrepresented ,
- mobile ,
- mountainous ,
- multifaceted ,
- nomadic ,
- oblique ,
- out to ,
- overrefinement ,
- peal ,
- pealing ,
- peregrine ,
- periphrastic ,
- pernicious ,
- pervert ,
- perverted ,
- planetary ,
- rambling ,
- rarify ,
- refine ,
- resonant ,
- resonating ,
- reverberative ,
- riffle ,
- ripple ,
- rippled ,
- roll ,
- rolled ,
- rotary ,
- round-backed ,
- round-shouldered ,
- roving ,
- ruffle ,
- scattered ,
- set ,
- shifty ,
- sigmoidal ,
- snakelike ,
- snarly ,
- sonsie ,
- sonsy ,
- sophisticate ,
- spin ,
- spiral ,
- spiraling ,
- stacked ,
- stooped ,
- stooping ,
- straining ,
- supple ,
- tedious ,
- torture ,
- traffic circle ,
- trilled ,
- turbinate ,
- turn ,
- twirl ,
- twist ,
- twist around ,
- unconnected ,
- upset ,
- vagabondage ,
- verticillate ,
- verticillated ,
- voluminous ,
- voluptuous ,
- volute ,
- voluted ,
- wave ,
- well-endowed ,
- wheeling ,
- whirl ,
- whirligig ,
- wiggly ,
- wind ,
- windy ,
- wordy ,
- work out ,
- zag ,
- zig ,
- zig-zag .
- Daedal ,
- Flexuose ,
- Meandrous ,
- Ramified ,
- Rivose ,
- Sinuose ,
- Tangly ,
- Torsional ,
- Tortile ,
- Wreathy ,
- ambagious ,
- anfractuous ,
- balled-up ,
- bent ,
- byzantine ,
- circuitous ,
- circumlocutory ,
- complex ,
- complicated ,
- confounded ,
- confused ,
- convoluted ,
- convolutional ,
- crabbed ,
- crooked ,
- curled ,
- curling ,
- curved ,
- curvilinear ,
- curvy ,
- devious ,
- elaborate ,
- entangled ,
- flexuous ,
- fouled up ,
- implicated ,
- intricate ,
- involute ,
- involutional ,
- involved ,
- knotted ,
- labyrinthian ,
- labyrinthine ,
- loused up ,
- many-faceted ,
- matted ,
- maze-like ,
- mazy ,
- meandering ,
- mixed-up ,
- mucked up ,
- multifarious ,
- perplexed ,
- rivulose ,
- roundabout ,
- ruffled ,
- screwed up ,
- serpentine ,
- sigmoid ,
- sinuate ,
- sinuous ,
- snaky ,
- snarled ,
- subtle ,
- tangled ,
- tortuous ,
- turning ,
- twisted ,
- twisting ,
- twisty ,
- verbose ,
- wandering ,
- whorled ,
- winding ,
- zigzag .
How to use "Involuted" in context?
Involuted is a word which has been gaining more and more popularity in recent years. It has been defined by many dictionaries as an adjective meaning "involving mystery, secrecy, or uncertainty." This definition could not be more accurate, as involuted often provides a suspenseful feeling that keeps readers engaged. In involuted stories, the stakes are higher than in straightforward narratives, as the reader is continually pushed to figure out what is happening. This added layer of suspense can be incredibly addictive for many readers, resulting in some excellent works of fiction being labeled involuted.
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