V2 Vocabulary Building Dictionary
labyrinth
noun
Definition: 1. a complex network of pathways through which it is difficult to navigate; 2. something really intricate
Synonyms: maze, coil, complexity, puzzle, problem, riddle, tangle
Antonyms: simplicity, ease, clarity
Tips: Labyrinth is derived from the Greek labyrinthos, which means "a maze, a building with intricate passages." A labyrinth is something that resembles a maze because it is so intricate. Use this word whenever you feel as if you are in a maze. For example, "our office is a labyrinth of cubicles and bookshelves."
Usage Examples:
With all the construction detours, she felt like she was driving through a labyrinth. (maze)
The office cubicles were so close and dense they created a labyrinth, which made it difficult for guests to find their way out of the building. (maze)
Navigating my crazy work and social schedule has become quite a labyrinth. (problem, complexity)
The freeway system in Los Angeles can seem like a labyrinth to those who aren't familiar with it. (maze, puzzle)
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