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What does elaborately mean?

"Elaborately" means done with great care and detail, in a complex and often showy way. It suggests something that is:

* Intricate: Having many parts or details, often in a complicated way.

* Ornate: Highly decorated with intricate details.

* Detailed: With many specific elements included.

* Exquisite: Very beautiful and delicate.

* Exaggerated: Going beyond what is normal or expected.

Here are some examples of how "elaborately" can be used:

* "The cake was elaborately decorated with flowers and frosting."

* "The wedding ceremony was elaborately planned, with a live orchestra and hundreds of guests."

* "The scientist gave an elaborately detailed explanation of the experiment."

You can think of "elaborately" as the opposite of "simply" or "basic". It suggests that something has been given a lot of thought, time, and effort to create something special.

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