labyrinthian
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9.6
- adjective
- /ˌlæbəˈrɪnθiən/
- Literature
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laberíntico
- The novel's plot was so labyrinthian that I had to take notes to keep track of the characters.
At worst you get the sort of unintuitive labyrinthian menus to dig through.
- At worst you get the sort of unintuitive labyrinthian menus to dig through.
- But all of them just literally found their way through the labyrinthian maze that is Hollywood and and have made it wherever they are these days.
Examples
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At worst you get the sort of unintuitive labyrinthian menus to dig through.
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But all of them just literally found their way through the labyrinthian maze that is Hollywood and and have made it wherever they are these days.
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Professor, I'd like to thank you for granting us access to that labyrinthian mind of yours.
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But all of them just literally found their way through the labyrinthian maze that is Hollywood and and have made it wherever they are these days.
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She admits she's never built a robot or solved a labyrinthian proof, but she doesn't let this stop her from loving the nuts and bolts of the mathematical approach.
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Navigating the labyrinthian corridors of the ancient palace took hours and required a map.
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He described his thought process as labyrinthian, filled with twists and turns that made it hard to follow.
Synonyms
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8.1
Full of twists and turns, like a winding road or an argument
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9.2
Having many parts that are hard to follow like a maze
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7.6
Winding and twisting like a snake
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8.9
Full of winding paths like a maze
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5.7
Full of confusing, twisting paths that are hard to find your way through
A system that has many connections and no central leader
How Complex
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Labyrinthian comes from the old Greek word labyrinth for a famous, twisting maze. So calling something labyrinthian means it is like a 'maze' — very complex, full of turns, and hard to find your way through.