knotty
/;n;ti/
Definition: Full of knots; difficult to untangle or resolve; intricate or complex.
Origin: Middle English knotty, from the word knot + the suffix -y.
Example: The plot of the novel was so knotty that readers found it challenging to follow.
"Knotty" refers to something that is complicated or difficult to understand. It can describe situations, problems, or even physical objects that are tangled or filled with knots. This term emphasizes the intricacy and complexity involved, suggesting that resolution may not be straightforward. In literature, for instance, a knotty narrative might weave together multiple storylines, making it challenging for the reader to piece everything together. Similarly, in everyday life, a knotty issue may require careful consideration and effort to resolve, highlighting the nuanced nature of the challenges we often face.
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