Complex and Maze

Complex

Complex noun - A structure that is designed and built for a particular purpose.

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Maze and complex are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Maze" instead a noun "Complex".

Maze noun - A confusing and complicated arrangement of passages.

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Complex and maze are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Complex" instead a noun "Maze".

Nearby Words: mazy, mazed, mazer

old	old complex	old maze
full	full complex	full maze
complete	complete complex	complete maze
alien	alien complex	alien maze
Other adjectives: simple, nasty, entire, massive, large, big, enormous, huge, underground, gigantic, vast, titular, literal, giant, sprawling, industrial.

The highway system was meant to facilitate traveling but has become a maze of its own, with dozens of highways snaking around the region like spaghetti and ridiculously complex junctions like the Four Level Interchange (whose name speaks for itself) and the East L.A.

Source: The Maze
The 24th Ward is nothing but these, being a complex underground maze occupied almost entirely by Ghouls.

Source: Manga / Tokyo Ghoul
It's a giant complex of interlocking stairs and platforms, but none of the stairs lead out; they only connect to other parts of the maze.

Source: Ontological Mystery

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