articolato
articulated, detailed
adjective ar-tee-koh-LAH-toh Less Common
Also means
complex, multi-part
Usage Note
Articolato describes something made up of multiple distinct parts or elaborated in detail — a discorso articolato is a well-structured, nuanced speech, not merely a long one. As a noun, articolato can refer to the text of a legislative article. Do not confuse it with English 'articulate' as a personality trait; Italian uses eloquente for that.
Examples
"Ha presentato un piano molto articolato."
Natural Translation
She presented a very detailed plan.

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