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Wiktionary
- adj. Like a maze; labyrinthine.
Examples
“Like the strands of a spiderweb, the tunnels radiate out from the center in a mazelike order quickly incomprehensible to the unguided.”
“Like the strands of a spiderweb, the tunnels radiate out from the center in a mazelike order, logical yet quickly incomprehensible to the unguided.”
“Throughout the museum, spaces, less stuffy and mazelike, flow more smoothly.”
“Western Harvester ants eat their way through the cylinder's green goo, tunneling a mazelike space.”
The Huffington Post: Avital Binshtock: Gifts That Keep on Living
“Mr. Serra b. 1938 has long been a master at twisting and torquing large, flat, leaning steel plates into mazelike journeys, intimate and epic.”
The Wall Street Journal: Exploring Spaces And Life's Continuity
“Minutes later I was following Cece through several mazelike halls, up a flight of stairs, and down another hall that seemed to go on forever.”
“Still, a unique and entertaining read with plenty to recommend it in terms of the myriad of inspired elements on hand to facilitate and complicate: flesh golems, mechanical spiders, the living dead, inelegant leaping horses, sorcerers, and mazelike castle passageways to make Mervyn Peake envious.”
“Otherwise, renters are just going to get creative we're already seeing people put up bookcases or mazelike partitions that technically comply with building codes," he says.”
The Wall Street Journal: Manhattan Rental Prices Move Higher
“Seen from the street, it resembles a do-it-yourself version of a Frank Lloyd Wright Prairie House; inside it feels mazelike and eccentric, qualities the couple have tried to enhance with color.”
“We made the decision to begin taking prisoners as we stumbled through the mazelike inner sanctum of An Nasiriyah.”
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sosheshall I can go into foreign cities with my mazelike brain... Aug 18, 2009