assumed, seized, captured, acquired
more elaborate and most elaborate
elaborate your work it could get better.
Antonym of Elaborate: Simple
"Flamboyant" is a fun word to say that means elaborate. "Flashy" is a simpler word that means the same thing.
I will keep it short, and not elaborate a great deal in supplying you with this answer.
elaborate
complex
Yes, "elaborate" has a root word "labor" and the prefix "e-" added to it. It does not contain a suffix.
After Cleopatra's death she was given an elaborate funeral and buried. Rome took over the government of Egypt, making it an imperial province.After Cleopatra's death she was given an elaborate funeral and buried. Rome took over the government of Egypt, making it an imperial province.After Cleopatra's death she was given an elaborate funeral and buried. Rome took over the government of Egypt, making it an imperial province.After Cleopatra's death she was given an elaborate funeral and buried. Rome took over the government of Egypt, making it an imperial province.After Cleopatra's death she was given an elaborate funeral and buried. Rome took over the government of Egypt, making it an imperial province.After Cleopatra's death she was given an elaborate funeral and buried. Rome took over the government of Egypt, making it an imperial province.After Cleopatra's death she was given an elaborate funeral and buried. Rome took over the government of Egypt, making it an imperial province.After Cleopatra's death she was given an elaborate funeral and buried. Rome took over the government of Egypt, making it an imperial province.After Cleopatra's death she was given an elaborate funeral and buried. Rome took over the government of Egypt, making it an imperial province.
"elaborate" = a verb; an adjective Verb: Please elaborate because I don't understand what you're saying. Adjective: They had an elaborate wedding.
In Tagalog language the equivalent word for "elaborate" would be "himayin" or "isa-isahin".
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