What is a complicated word

Words related to complicated troublesome, perplexing, problematic, hard, arduous, fancy, sophisticated, convoluted, intricate, knotty, difficult, puzzling, involved, elaborate, mixed, entangled, interlaced, abstruse, can of worms, labyrinthine.

What words have no vowels or Y?

The longest words that contain no vowel and no ‘y’ are crwth (a Celtic stringed instrument), cwtch (a shed, cuddle, or hiding place), phpht (an expression of mild irritation), and grrrl (part of the phrase ‘riot girl’, which describes a subculture that mixes feminism and punk rock).

How many words in English have no vowels?

88675 words

What is the longest word without vowels?

RHYTHMS

What’s a better word for complicated?

Some common synonyms of complicated are complex, intricate, involved, and knotty.

What can I say instead of love?

other words for love

• appreciation.
• emotion.
• fondness.
• lust.
• passion.
• taste.
• tenderness.
• yearning.

How do you say I love you in a unique way?

Romantic Ways to Say “I Love You”

1. I love you to the moon and back again.
2. We fit together like puzzle pieces.
3. You are the best thing that has ever happened to me.
4. You complete me.
5. I can’t believe you’re mine.
6. You are a beautiful person inside and out.
7. I am here for you…always.
8. I’m yours.

What can I say to my teacher?

Best Things to Say to Your Child’s Teacher

• We appreciate you. Teachers don’t just teach—they prepare us for the road ahead.
• Your sacrifices don’t go unnoticed.
• You made this easy to understand.
• My child wants to learn more about this.
• You truly care about your students.
• You’re making a huge impact.

What kind of students do teachers like?

Teachers want students to come to class each day ready to learn. They want them to come prepared, focused, and motivated. They want students to enjoy the learning process and to be active participants in the learning process. Teachers want students to be respectful.

Do teachers like quiet students?

Teachers have wide opinions of shy students from them being disengaged and lacking understanding to the opposite, that shy students are smart and don’t need academic help. Yet, most teachers agree shy students need extra support to overcome their shyness or it will hinder their future if they don’t.

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Watch What is a complicated word Video

Can you relate to those moments when you come across some complex words with big spellings or confusing pronunciation and go “Oh my God!” Well, then, you aren’t alone. That’s the nature of these words; to scare us by the looks of it. But here’s a secret- not all these words have a complicated meaning. It’s just our first idea that it’s a difficult one to understand when we see a term brimming with letters or with a confused placement. But that is not true.

There are some words in the English language, that sure look scary, but their meanings are no match. They’re so simple that one couldn’t imagine it on the first look. We thought it would be fun to bring together 10 such words. Not just will it show us how the language isn’t as complicated as it seems, but also teach us some new words. Who would say no to an entertaining session of vocabulary upgrade? Let’s do this then!

1. Querulous

Did we get you right from the beginning? We did indeed! So here is the first one on our list. We promise it has the simplest meaning that you can use in your daily conversations. The simplest explanation of the word is fussy. When someone cannot stop complaining about something, you can describe them with this adjective.

Example Sentence: Newman was very querulous and irritating at the party last night. 

2. Desideratum

Before you learn a word, always try and pronounce it several times. It helps retain the word in your personal glossary. The noun Desideratum refers to something that is wanted or needed. It finds a place on our list of complex words because it is a difficult-looking word with a simple meaning.

Example sentence: If you want to be a member of our team, then honesty and hard work is a desideratum.

3. Antediluvian

Also, belonging to the category of words we would usually skip on the first look, antediluvian has a beyond easy meaning. It is an adjective, which is a beautiful substitute for saying old-fashioned or outdated. It refers to something very old.

Example sentence: My company maintains antediluvian stereotypes when it comes to diving work between males and females. 

4. Floccinaucinihilipilification

Alright, let’s take a deep breath before we even attempt to pronounce this word. Hands down, this does seem like it can be nowhere else but this list of complex words. Are you ready for its straightforward meaning now? Floccinaucinihilipilification is a noun, which means the action or habit of estimating something as worthless. 

Example Sentence: I am very offended by my friend’s floccinaucinihilipilification of my amazing new vocabulary.

5. Pulchritudinous

Here is a break from the lengthy word we read above with a very usable adjective word. Could you have guessed that the word pulchritudinous means beautiful? Not at all, right? Well, take a sigh then. Giving a compliment to someone that sounds fancy, and yet very to-the-point just got easy.

Example Sentence: Dan gazed admiringly at the pulchritudinous sunset.

6. Idiosyncratic

At first glance, doesn’t it seem like the word Idiosyncratic comes from science? Drumroll then! The word has nothing to do with any field of science. Also, an adjective, you will find it surprising that this word from our complex words list has one of the very basic meanings. It means peculiar. 

Example sentence: She turned out to be one idiosyncratic talent in our society, which we didn’t know of until the day of the function. 

7. Milieu

You will be so glad that you came across this word because you will want to use it time and again. A noun word, Milieu, means one’s social environment. Our social media posts are going to be a notch cooler now that we know how this word related to our social world.

Example Sentence: Jessica never felt happy in a student milieu.

8. Sesquipedalian

Sesquipedalian is also an adjective word that has a lot to do with this article. An exceptionally long word made up of several letters is a sesquipedalian. Not that you would have to use this word every day, but then, you could use it as a vocabulary upgrade.

Example sentence: The word Floccinaucinihilipilification included in this article is a sesquipedalian.

9. Gasconade

Here is another word that you can regularly use from this list of complex words. Gasconade is a noun word that means boastful talk. There are some people we come across in our routine lives whose boasting we cannot stand.

Example sentence: The politician loved to gasconade about his poll numbers, high donations, and success to anyone who would listen.

10. Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis

For sure, not many of us would choose to use this word in our daily lives by looking at the length of this word. But it does indeed fulfill the idea of this lesson, which is that it has a very simple definition. Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis is a lung disease caused by inhaling very fine ash and sand dust. What better way to finish this lesson? Count, and you will find 45 letters in this word!

11. Conundrum

Conundrum is a noun.  It means, a problem or situation that is difficult to understand or solve.  An example, “The conundrum of how to balance work and family life is a common one for many people.”

12. Disenfranchised

Disenfranchised is an adjective.  It means, deprived of the rights and privileges of a citizen, especially the right to vote.  An example, “Many marginalised communities feel disenfranchised from the political process.”

13. Proclivity

Proclivity is a noun.  It means, a natural inclination or tendency towards something.  An example, “He has a proclivity for adventure and travel.”

14. Salubrious

Salubrious is an adjective.  It means, promoting health or well-being.  An example, “The salubrious climate of the mountains is good for those with respiratory problems.”

15. Perspicacious

Perspicacious is an adjective.  It means, having the ability to see through things and understand them quickly and well.  An example,”She is a perspicacious businesswoman who can spot opportunities quickly.”

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