Complex
Labyrinth
Labyrinth noun - A confusing and complicated arrangement of passages.
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Synonyms for Labyrinth
Complex and labyrinth are semantically related in maze topic. Sometimes you can use "Complex" instead a noun "Labyrinth".
Nearby Word: labyrinthine
How words are described
| old | old complex | old labyrinth |
| full | full complex | full labyrinth |
| deep | deep complex | deep labyrinth |
| actual | actual complex | actual labyrinth |
| Other adjectives: entire, real, massive, large, enormous, huge, horrible, famous, new, abandoned, underground, mysterious, gigantic, vast, larger, titular, giant, sprawling. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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The inside of SCP-432 is an extra-dimensional labyrinth made up of a complex maze of corridors.
Source: Beast in the Maze - The labyrinth was a prison so complex, with the Minotaur himself being "gentle and misunderstood," that the Athenians who were "fed" to the Minotaur died mostly of starvation.
Source: Demythtification -
It was a complex and highly varied army reflecting both the Indian cultural labyrinth and the romantic British taste for quirkiness in their institutions.
Source: Useful Notes / Kipling's Finest
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