Complex Concepts

adjective capable of being understood or grasped

adverb in a way that can be understood or grasped

• The complexity of the situation was beyond fathomable.
• I can't even fathomable how much work that would take.
• It's totally unfathomable to me why she would do that.
• The depth of his emotions was unfathomable.

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun, in this case 'unfacile' means not easy or difficult

• The task at hand is unfacile and will require careful planning.
• This job is unfacile, but I think we can handle it.
• I thought this game would be easy, but it's totally unfacile.
• Navigating through the maze of bureaucracy is an unfacile journey.

adjective causing confusion or puzzlement; confusing and puzzling at the same time

• The complex scientific theory was confuzzling to the students.
• I find algebra confuzzling sometimes.
• The new video game controls are so confuzzling.
• The twists and turns of the mystery novel were confuzzling until the very end.

adjective abstract or theoretical in nature

• The acroamatical lecture on philosophy left the audience in deep contemplation.
• I couldn't understand a word of that acroamatical speech.
• That acroamatical jargon is way over my head.
• Her acroamatical language painted a vivid picture of the complex topic.