1. having many complex interconnected parts or consequences; branched out extensively
Usage: formal

Examples

• The company’s ramified organizational structure made decision-making slow.
• The scandal had ramified effects throughout the entire industry.
• Her research revealed the ramified connections between climate and agriculture.
• The legal case became increasingly ramified as new evidence emerged.
• The ramified root system helped the tree survive the drought.
• The ramified consequences of the policy change were not immediately apparent.