Intricate is the correct spelling.
That work of art has an intricate pattern.
There are a number of possible words:exiting - (verb form) leavingexciting - (adjective) thrillingexacting - (adjective) detailed, intricate / (verb form) inflicting (e.g. exacting a heavy toll)
The word is likely one of these:finally - at last, in the endfinely - to a close or intricate degree, into very small pieces(the proper name is usually spelled Finlay or Finley)
Some good synonyms for intricate are detailed, complex, and fancy. Detailed may be the best synonym for intricate.
The word does not have a root word, it is a root word itself for the word intricacy, which is the noun form of the word. It may have Latin roots, and that may be the answer you're looking for is the Latin root it comes from. We get many English words from Latin.
Intricate is the correct spelling.
That work of art has an intricate pattern.
The inside of a computer its very intricate.
I am using the word intricate in a sentence.
There are a number of possible words:exiting - (verb form) leavingexciting - (adjective) thrillingexacting - (adjective) detailed, intricate / (verb form) inflicting (e.g. exacting a heavy toll)
The word is likely one of these:finally - at last, in the endfinely - to a close or intricate degree, into very small pieces(the proper name is usually spelled Finlay or Finley)
Some good synonyms for intricate are detailed, complex, and fancy. Detailed may be the best synonym for intricate.
An intricate procedure is a complicated way of doing something.
The intricate designs on the master's watch were astounding.
Yes, they are an intricate part of the will. They are amendments to the will.
Yes, intricate is an adjective. It means involved or complex.
The math problem was very intricate.