noun

labyrinth

labyrinth, maze

They got lost in the labyrinth of streets.

They got lost in the labyrinth of streets.

The legal system is a labyrinth of rules.

The legal system is a labyrinth of rules.

a labyrinth of ((sth.)) a complex network of (sth.) The old city was a labyrinth of narrow streets.

Synonyms: maze, warren, complex

From Greek 'labyrinthos', related to the Cretan maze of the Minotaur.

Imagine the maze where the Minotaur was kept in Greek mythology.

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