in·vo·lute (ĭnvə-lt)
adj.
► Intricate; complex.
► Botany.
■ Having the margins rolled inward.
■ Having whorls that obscure the axis or other volutions, as the shell of a cowrie.
intr.v. in·vo·lut·ed, in·vo·lut·ing, in·vo·lutes
► To curl inward.
► To return to a normal or former condition.
n. The curve traced by a point on a taut, inextensible string as it unwinds from another curve.

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involute
[Latin involūtus, past participle of involvere, to enwrap. See involve.]

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involute
invo·lutely adv.

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