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imbroglio
a confused or complicated, often embarrassing situation
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Questions about “imbroglio”
Imbroglio (noun) means a confused or complicated, often embarrassing situation
Here is imbroglio used in an example sentence: "The diplomatic imbroglio dragged on for months before the nations reached a truce."
Common synonyms for imbroglio include entanglement, predicament, quandary, muddle.
Antonyms of imbroglio include resolution, order.
Imbroglio is a GRE-level vocabulary word worth knowing for the Verbal section.
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