In a way that involves twisting, coiling, or complex spiraling; done in a convoluted or intricate manner.
Formed by adding the adverbial suffix -ly to the adjective convolute, allowing the adjective (meaning rolled up or twisted) to function as an adverb describing how something is done or appears.
While 'convolutedly' emphasizes complexity and difficulty, 'convolutely' can emphasize the physical spiral or twisted nature—though they're increasingly used interchangeably in modern English, showing how synonyms gradually merge.
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