labyrinthical (Meaning)

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labyrinthical (a.)

Like or pertaining to a labyrinth.

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The labyrinthical corridors of the ancient castle concealed hidden chambers and secret passages.
The intricate and labyrinthical network of underground tunnels stretched beneath the city, connecting various hidden locations.
The labyrinthical structure of the coral reef provided shelter and breeding grounds for a diverse array of marine life.
The tortuous and labyrinthical path through the dense forest tested the endurance and navigational skills of the hikers.
The labyrinthical design of the maze challenged visitors to find their way through its intricate twists and turns.
The labyrinthical layout of the old town, with its narrow, winding streets and hidden courtyards, evoked a sense of mystery and intrigue.
The labyrinthical structure of the human brain, with its billions of interconnected neurons, remains one of the most complex and fascinating puzzles in science.
The labyrinthical root system of the ancient tree spread deep beneath the ground, anchoring it firmly in place and providing vital nutrients.
The labyrinthical design of the sacred temple symbolized the intricate journey of the soul through life and the afterlife.
The labyrinthical pattern of the spider's web, with its intricate spokes and threads, served as a delicate trap for unsuspecting prey.

Like or pertaining to a labyrinth.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The labyrinthical corridors of the ancient castle concealed hidden chambers and secret passages.

The intricate and labyrinthical network of underground tunnels stretched beneath the city, connecting various hidden locations.

The labyrinthical structure of the coral reef provided shelter and breeding grounds for a diverse array of marine life.

The tortuous and labyrinthical path through the dense forest tested the endurance and navigational skills of the hikers.