daedal

adjective

dae·dal ˈdē-dᵊl How to pronounce daedal (audio)

: skillful, artistic

: intricate

the computer's daedal circuitry

: adorned with many things

visions of cloud and light and daedal earth are the airman's daily scene

Laurence Binyon

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Daedal and Greek Myth

You might know Daedalus as the mythological prisoner who fashioned wings of feathers and wax to escape from the island of Crete with his son Icarus. But it was as architect and sculptor, one said to have designed a labyrinth for King Minos on Crete, that he earned his name. Daedalus (from Greek daidalos) is Latin for "skillfully wrought." The same "skillful" Latin adjective gave English the adjectives daedal (in use since the 16th century) and Daedalian (or Daedalean), a synonym of daedal.

daedal

adjective

as in intricate

having many parts or aspects that are usually interrelated the daedal workings of the chime clock are a marvel to behold

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intricate
complicated
complicate
complex
baroque
sophisticated
byzantine
knotty
tangled
labyrinthine
labyrinthian
convoluted
involute
elaborate
multifarious
involved
varied
compound
composite
heterogeneous
difficult
multifaceted
incomprehensible
multipart
mixed
overcomplex
unintelligible
multibranched
challenging
inexplicable
overcomplicated
unfathomable
impenetrable
tough
Kafkaesque

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

uncomplicated
plain
simple
noncomplex
simplistic
homogeneous
noncomplicated
simplified
uniform
unvaried
oversimplified

单词	daedal
释义	daedal adjective dae·dal ˈdē-dᵊl 1 a : skillful, artistic b : intricate the computer's daedal circuitry 2 : adorned with many things visions of cloud and light and daedal earth are the airman's daily scene Laurence Binyon Did you know? Daedal and Greek Myth You might know Daedalus as the mythological prisoner who fashioned wings of feathers and wax to escape from the island of Crete with his son Icarus. But it was as architect and sculptor, one said to have designed a labyrinth for King Minos on Crete, that he earned his name. Daedalus (from Greek daidalos) is Latin for "skillfully wrought." The same "skillful" Latin adjective gave English the adjectives daedal (in use since the 16th century) and Daedalian (or Daedalean), a synonym of daedal. Synonyms baroque byzantine complex complicate complicated convoluted elaborate intricate involute involved knotty labyrinthian labyrinthine sophisticated tangled See all Synonyms & Antonyms Example Sentences the daedal workings of the chime clock are a marvel to behold Word History Etymology Latin daedalus, from Greek daidalos First Known Use 1590, in the meaning defined at sense 1a daedal adjective as in intricate having many parts or aspects that are usually interrelated the daedal workings of the chime clock are a marvel to behold Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance intricate complicated complicate complex baroque sophisticated byzantine knotty tangled labyrinthine labyrinthian convoluted involute elaborate multifarious involved varied compound composite heterogeneous difficult multifaceted incomprehensible multipart mixed overcomplex unintelligible multibranched challenging inexplicable overcomplicated unfathomable impenetrable tough Kafkaesque Antonyms & Near Antonyms uncomplicated plain simple noncomplex simplistic homogeneous noncomplicated simplified uniform unvaried oversimplified See More
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daedal

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