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Definitionn. complex system of paths or tunnels in which it is easy to get lost
Last update: April 24, 2016
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The scientist was curious to learn which of the mice would reach the exit of the labyrinth first. [noun]
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He crossed the little river Crinchon, and found himself in a labyrinth of narrow alleys where he lost his way. [noun]
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An intriguing labyrinth of ancient alleys revealed by an award winning arts festival tour leader. [noun]
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Here she found herself again in a labyrinth of passages, with many doors standing ajar. [noun]
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"Whitehall covers a large area, but it is only a fine banqueting hall and a labyrinth of lodgings, without suite or stateliness." [noun]
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"You take care, my friend, that our conversation does honour to its scene, the labyrinth." [noun]
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Yet you may be trusted, and, even in this labyrinth, I will do so. [noun]
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It was one labyrinth of acanthus shrubs, yellow mimosa, the snowy gelder-rose, jasmine and lilac, red roses and laburnums, overshadowed by tall palm-trees, acacias and balsam trees. [noun]
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Tradition not of long standing planted the gloomy pile over a labyrinth of prison-cells, which, more even than the strong garrison, kept it a terror to the Jewish fancy. [noun]
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Then rose the mighty monuments that cumber the river-bank and the desert--obelisk, labyrinth, pyramid, and tomb of king, blent with tomb of crocodile. [noun]
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At the head of his companions he was now conducted by Minos to the entrance of the labyrinth. [noun]
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