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convoluted
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convoluted /con·vo·lut·ed/ (kon″vo-lldbomact´ed) rolled together or coiled.
convoluted
[kon′vəlo̅o̅′tid]
Etymology: L, convolutus, rolled together
twisted, rolled together, with one part over another in a scroll. -convolute, v.


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