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complicating something in an effort to actually simply Let's not complify this discussion
Mark comflified his presentation so much that he left everyone confused |
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1. To make something more complicated and less simple.
2. The opposite of simplify. 3. To pointlessly make something harder to understand 4. To dramatically increase the difficulty of something for no good or apparent reason wow, that really complifies things!
There is no need to complify things |
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the presence of the Secretary of Defense only helped to complify the situation
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To make something more difficult. "Don't complify things man, just get a double cheereburger."
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