Hell and Maze

Hell

Hell noun - A state in which everything is out of order.

Usage example: all hell broke loose when the jury's verdict was announced

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

Nearby Words: hellish, hellion

Maze noun - A confusing and complicated arrangement of passages.

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

Nearby Words: mazy, mazed, mazer

full	full hell	full maze
long	long hell	long maze
particular	particular hell	particular maze
typical	typical hell	typical maze
Other adjectives: complete, original, endless, entire, big, fiery, dark, living, classic, literal, aforementioned, industrial.

Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey featured this when the boys accidentally wind up in hell and locked in a maze like corridor featuring their worst fears.

Source: Ironic Hell
TaskMaker: When you die, you have to make your way through a fiery maze in Fire and Brimstone Hell without your weapons back to the living, while avoiding respawning devils.

Source: Escaped from Hell
In an episode of Criminal Minds the unsub has a slaughterhouse he has converted to be his own private maze from hell/killing ground.

Source: Torture Cellar

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