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Because London evolved to include many different villages, its roads are a labyrinth of twists and turns.labyrinth = complex system of paths
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Old limestone mines and smugglers' tunnels create a labyrinth beneath the city of Odessa.labyrinth = a complex system of paths or tunnels
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Then I found the black key, opened the gates of the Black Castle, and ventured into its labyrinth. (source)labyrinth = maze (a system of paths so complex it is exceedingly difficult to find the exit once inside)
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She fell in love with him, and to save his life smuggled him a sword and taught him the way through the Labyrinth, which she had learned from Daedalus himself. (source)Labyrinth = a maze (a system of paths so complex it is virtually impossible to exit once inside)
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For the better part of the day, I groped blindly through the labyrinth in the whiteout, retracing my steps from one dead end to another. (source)labyrinth = complex pathways
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Pipeworks laborers worked below the storerooms in the deep labyrinth of tunnels that contained Ember's water and sewer pipes. (source)labyrinth = complex system of paths or tunnels
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They won, of course, but it was a grueling affair, with the battleroom so filled with a labyrinth of stars that hunting down the enemy during mop-up took forty-five minutes. (source)labyrinth = complex system
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The instructions to turn always to the left reminded me that such was the common procedure for discovering the central point of certain labyrinths. (source)labyrinths = a maze (a complex system of paths or tunnels in which it is easy to get lost)
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I felt his fingertip lightly trace the labyrinthlike spiral pattern that was, except for the exotic-looking runes interspersed around the spirals, much like my facial Mark. (source)labyrinthlike = convoluted design
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Langdon felt utterly spent as he and Sophie hurdled a turnstile at the Temple tube station and dashed deep into the grimy labyrinth of tunnels and platforms. (source)labyrinth = complex paths
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Meanwhile, carried away as we are by our narrative, we must leave our three friends to themselves, and follow the Duke of Buckingham and his guide through the labyrinths of the Louvre. (source)
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The Labyrinth intersects with subterranean places all around the world. (source)Labyrinth = a maze (a system of paths so complex it is virtually impossible to exit once inside)
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Holding our breaths, we would make our way stealthily through our labyrinths of shadow.† (source)
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"Look at the earth and you think it's solid," he said. "But look deeper and you'll see it's riddled with tunnels. A warren. A labyrinth." (source)labyrinth = a complex system of paths or tunnels
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Just the great dark library with its labyrinths and hedgerow mazes of sleeping books.† (source)
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It's the same labyrinth pattern as your other Marks. (source)labyrinth = convoluted design
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