labyrinthine
/ˌlæbəˈrɪnθaɪn/
adjective
- Like a labyrinth; very complicated and difficult to find a way through, either physically or in a figurative sense.
- Navigating the labyrinthine rules of the tax code can be frustrating for many people.
- Her labyrinthine explanation of the plot left the audience more confused than before.
- The old castle had a labyrinthine network of secret passages and hidden rooms.
- Relating to the inner ear (the labyrinth), which controls balance and hearing.
- Damage to the labyrinthine structures can result in hearing loss or vertigo.
- Labyrinthine fluid helps the body sense motion and maintain equilibrium.
- The doctor explained that the patient's dizziness was caused by a labyrinthine disorder.
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