SAT vocabulary
Convolute
to twist or coil together; to make something complex or difficult to follow.
Example
"The author tended to convolute his narratives with too many subplots, making them difficult for readers to follow."
Etymology
From Latin 'convolvere' meaning to roll together, from 'com-' (together) + 'volvere' (to roll).
Play today's word
Free daily SAT vocabulary game. One word, four definitions, be sharp.
Play WordSpar →