Definition of "convoluting" []

• Present participle of convolute. (verb)

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• "Those are two separate and distinct issues; convoluting the two shows some real philosophical shallowness."
• "If they would leave well enough alone and just put basic guidelines in place without convoluting the law to serve their corporate donors and associated special interests, we'd be in far better shape!"
• "But "Inception" reneges on the implicit deal: By convoluting the various planes of experience, by overlapping and obscuring ostensible realities and ostensible dreams, Mr. Nolan deprives us the opportunity of investing emotionally in any of it."