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tortuous

/ˈtɔːr.tʃu.əs/

Tradução: Descreve algo cheio de curvas e voltas ou, em sentido figurado, algo excessivamente complexo e confuso.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/ˈtɔːr.tʃu.əs/C1formal
  • ptDescreve algo cheio de curvas e voltas ou, em sentido figurado, algo excessivamente complexo e confuso.

Describes something that is full of twists and turns, or metaphorically, something that is excessively complex and devious.

  1. Full of twists and turnsC1formal

    Having many bends, curves, or turns; winding.

    ptSinuoso

    • The tortuous mountain road made the journey slow and dangerous.
    • They followed a tortuous path through the dense forest.
    • The river's tortuous course carved deep gorges over centuries.

    Sinônimoscrookedcurvingcurvymeanderingserpentinesinuoustwistingtwistywindingzigzag

    Antônimosdirectstraight

  2. Complex and difficultC2formal

    Extremely complicated, indirect, or hard to follow.

    ptTortuoso

    • The legal argument was so tortuous that even the judge struggled to understand it.
    • She explained the tortuous process of obtaining a visa.
    • The plot of the novel was tortuous and full of unexpected twists.

    Sinônimosbyzantinecircuitouscomplicatedconvolutedindirectintricateinvolvedknottylabyrinthinetangledtwisted

    Antônimoscleardirectsimplestraightstraightforwarduncomplicated

Formas
  • more tortuous comparative form
  • most tortuous superlative form
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