labyrinthine (Meaning)
labyrinthine (a)
relating to or affecting or originating in the inner ear
labyrinthine (s)
resembling a labyrinth in form or complexity
labyrinthine (a.)
Pertaining to, or like, a labyrinth; labyrinthal.
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labyrinthine Sentence Examples
- A labyrinthine network of underground tunnels crisscrossed beneath the ancient city.
- The detective was lost in a labyrinthine world of false identities and hidden agendas.
- The scientist was fascinated by the labyrinthine structure of DNA, containing the blueprint for life.
- The politician's career took a labyrinthine turn, as he vacillated between positions and loyalties.
- The hiker navigated the labyrinthine trails of the mountain, reveling in the beauty of nature.
- The lawyer unraveled the labyrinthine legal code, seeking justice for the innocent.
- The scholar delved into the labyrinthine depths of ancient texts, searching for knowledge.
- The artist's brush created a labyrinthine mural, inviting viewers to explore its enigmatic depths.
- The traveler was bewildered by the labyrinthine streets of the foreign city, where every turn held a new secret.
- The architect designed a labyrinthine structure, allowing people to wander through its intricate pathways and discover hidden meanings.
FAQs About the word labyrinthine
relating to or affecting or originating in the inner ear, resembling a labyrinth in form or complexityPertaining to, or like, a labyrinth; labyrinthal.
intricate, complicated, complicate, complex, sophisticated, byzantine, labyrinthian, involute, elaborate, knotty
simple, simple, simplistic, simplistic, plain, uncomplicated, plain, uncomplicated, simplified, homogeneous
A labyrinthine network of underground tunnels crisscrossed beneath the ancient city.
The detective was lost in a labyrinthine world of false identities and hidden agendas.
The scientist was fascinated by the labyrinthine structure of DNA, containing the blueprint for life.
The politician's career took a labyrinthine turn, as he vacillated between positions and loyalties.
