1. the quality or state of being winding, intricate, or full of twists and turns
Usage: formal; often used to describe physical paths, passages, or abstract concepts
2. a winding or intricate passage, turn, or fold
Usage: formal; often plural

Examples

• The anfractuosity of the mountain trail made the hike more challenging than expected.
• The anfractuosities of the cave system fascinated the explorers.
• Her argument's anfractuosity obscured the main point she was trying to make.
• The river's anfractuosity created numerous bends and loops through the valley.
• Medieval castle designs often featured anfractuosity in their corridors for defensive purposes.
• The anfractuosity of legal language can confuse those unfamiliar with the law.