convolution
/kənˈvɒlvʃən/Definitions
1. noun
A process or instance of folding in or twisting together.
“The scientist studied the convolution of light as it passed through the prism.”
2. noun
A mathematical operation that combines two functions to produce a third function.
“The convolution of the two signals resulted in a new waveform.”
3. noun
A complex or confusing situation.
“The plot of the novel was a convolution of lies and deceit.”
4. verb
To twist or fold together, typically in a complex or confusing way.
“The politician’s words were convoluted, making it difficult to understand their stance.”