A convoluted argument twists logic into needless complexity, obscuring simple points behind tangled reasoning. Often used to overwhelm or impress, it can mask weak evidence or avoid direct answers. Those who benefit are usually debaters seeking to confuse, delay, or win by exhaustion rather than clarity.
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