recomplicate Definition
to make something complex again, or to add complexity to a previously simplified situation.
Using recomplicate: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "recomplicate" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The new regulations will recomplicate the process of obtaining a license.
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The company's decision to restructure only served to recomplicate things.
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The attempt to simplify the tax code was ultimately unsuccessful, as it only served to recomplicate matters.
recomplicate Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for recomplicate
- complexify
- complicate again
- make more complex
Summary: recomplicate in Brief
'Recomplicate' [ree-kom-pli-keyt] is a verb that means to make something complex again, or to add complexity to a previously simplified situation. It is often used in situations where an attempt to simplify something has failed, and the result is a more complicated situation than before. Examples include 'The new regulations will recomplicate the process of obtaining a license,' and 'The company's decision to restructure only served to recomplicate things.'
