1. in a way that is complex, intricate, or difficult to follow or understand

Examples

• The professor explained the theory convolutedly, leaving most students confused.
• She convolutedly described the plot of the film, making it harder to understand.
• The legal document was written convolutedly, requiring a lawyer to interpret it.
• He convolutedly justified his decision with multiple contradictory arguments.
• The instructions were convolutedly worded and difficult to follow.
• She convolutedly wove together several unrelated stories in her presentation.