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Ansonguy Posted 8 years ago
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An intricate (or complicated) family

Yesterday, I read a newspaper article about a family. The father has two wives and a few affairs outside. His daughter has been kicked out of school a few times due to misconduct. His son is a drug user.

Can I describe his family as complicated or intricate?

Thanks for your help.

  

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ansonguy The father has two wives and a few affairs outside. His daughter has been kicked out of school a few times due to misconduct. Can I describe his family as complicated or intricate?

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  • ansonguy The father has two wives and a few affairs outside.
  • His daughter has been kicked out of school a few times due to misconduct.
  • Can I describe his family as complicated or intricate?
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ansonguy The father has two wives and a few affairs outside. His daughter has been kicked out of school a few times due to misconduct. His son is a drug user.Can I describe his family as complicated or intricate?

No, I think that you mean, 'His family life is complicated.'

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