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No, rigmarole and litany are not synonyms. Rigmarole refers to a lengthy and complicated procedure, while litany is a prolonged or tedious list or recitation of things.

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No, rigmarole and litany are not synonyms. Rigmarole refers to a lengthy and complicated procedure, while litany is a prolonged or tedious list or recitation of things.

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in rigmarole is a play on roll which is a type of bread#

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A succession of confused or nonsensical statements; foolish talk; nonsense., Consisting of rigmarole; frovolous; nonsensical; foolish.

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"Rigmarole" can mean either an elaborate and involved process or confused, rambling, meaningless talk. "Rigamarole" is an acceptable variant. The following sentences provide examples:

  • His explanation involved some rigmarole that I couldn't follow.
  • We had to go through the whole rigmarole of registering a complaint with management.
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A word for a long complicated procedure is: 'Rigmarole' CCo A word for a long complicated procedure is: 'Rigmarole' CCo

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