Antonym: unsophisticated. Similar words: philosophical, complicated, statistical, truncated, estimated, artistic, delicate, indicate. Meaning: [sə'fɪstɪkeɪtɪd] adj. 1. having or appealing to those having worldly knowledge and refinement and savoir-faire 2. ahead in development; complex or intricate 3. intellectually appealing.
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61. The more sophisticated the applet, the longer the delay.
62. The system devised for the space shuttle is much more sophisticated and can be used by both male and female astronauts.
63. Many defiant children are also unusually clever; figuring out ways to defeat your most sophisticated arguments.
64. These range from the handling of simple, yet administratively inconvenient, cash payments to sophisticated electronic payment schemes.
65. Performance indicators are becoming more sophisticated as managers wrestle with the problems of choosing and monitoring appropriate measures of quality and effectiveness.
66. This is so because the former quite possibly face weaker external constraints and because management may not encounter such sophisticated incentive structures.
67. We are evaluating a more sophisticated electronic device which allows the entire theatre team at risk to be monitored with minimal inconvenience.
68. Further, he contends that Shimomura was developing sophisticated programs to help secure the Internet, not compromise it.
69. There was never anything sophisticated or subtle about the doleful northerner but boy, could he make you laugh.
70. Current builder contracts are more sophisticated and worse than ever before for the home buyers.
71. Some of the math is quite sophisticated, using differential equations, linear algebra, and covariance matrices. Sentencedict.com
72. In each the primitive, sometimes bestial is joined obdurately to the modern and sophisticated.
73. As a fourteen-year-old she had made her debut in a particularly sophisticated team, and went on to appear on Broadway.
74. She had tried to be hard and grasping, tried to deal with this in a sophisticated, detached manner.
75. More sophisticated weapons like throwing sticks and bows and arrows came only after a further long period of brain development.
76. The availability of accurate information with respect to the current sales enables sophisticated marketing capable of responding to consumers' preferences.
77. Some of these are highly sophisticated and provide almost complete control of the duty cycle over a 100 percent variation.
78. She looks up and smiles at him with a sophisticated, coy, deceiving smile.
79. There will be a new chef at another sophisticated Bay Area restaurant, this one in tony Mill Valley.
80. Dedicated nineteenth-century physicians working with cancer patients had none of the sophisticated instruments and devices we have today.
81. Their financial constraints are more severe and the credit facilities at their disposal are less diverse and less sophisticated.
82. They enjoyed sophisticated pleasures, less constrained than elsewhere, which seemed to purists appallingly perverse.
83. Their boffins used sophisticated hospital scanners to mould the exact shape of Schuey's head to within one-tenth of a millimetre.
84. All his friends kept their baby fuzz, thought it made them look sophisticated.
85. It is a considerably more sophisticated approach though, as should become clear, not without its flaws.
86. It is no longer an appropriate model for a generation which has developed sophisticated and discriminating consumption patterns for other goods and services.
87. They are increasingly sophisticated machines, often using high quality aluminium and titanium alloys, spin offs from the aerospace industry.
88. Mass production methods call for detailed planning and sophisticated control procedures.
89. All individuals with sophisticated belief systems do not necessarily share the same core beliefs.
90. Though Dawson may not have masterminded this sophisticated and influential forgery, his complicity in the affair was strongly suspected.
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