complication (Meaning)

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complication (n)

the act or process of complicating

a situation or condition that is complex or confused

any disease or disorder that occurs during the course of (or because of) another disease

a development that complicates a situation

puzzling complexity

complication Sentence Examples

  1. The surgery went smoothly, but a minor complication arose during recovery.
  2. Lost luggage added an unexpected complication to their dream vacation.
  3. The missing piece of evidence created a complication in the otherwise airtight case for the prosecution.
  4. The new software update introduced some minor complications, requiring a quick patch.
  5. The growing political instability in the region was a major complication in peace negotiations.
  6. The recipe included a step with a high risk of complication, so she opted for a simpler approach.
  7. The detective anticipated potential complications and formulated backup plans for each scenario.
  8. Learning a new language presented an exciting challenge, but also some grammatical complications.
  9. Her fear of public speaking added a layer of complication to her upcoming presentation.
  10. The engineer addressed all the potential complications in the design phase, ensuring a smooth construction process.

FAQs About the word complication

the act or process of complicating, a situation or condition that is complex or confused, any disease or disorder that occurs during the course of (or because o

complexity,difficulty, intricacy,headache, convolution, matter, complicacy, subtlety, bitch, fly in the ointment

wellness, wellness,health, health, wholeness, soundness, robustness, shape, shape,robustness

The surgery went smoothly, but a minor complication arose during recovery.

Lost luggage added an unexpected complication to their dream vacation.

The missing piece of evidence created a complication in the otherwise airtight case for the prosecution.

The new software update introduced some minor complications, requiring a quick patch.