maze
/meɪz/
noun
- A confusing network of paths or passages; a labyrinth.
- She got lost in the maze of hallways in the new office building.
- The children spent an hour trying to find the center of the corn maze.
- The old castle had a maze of underground tunnels.
- Something that is confusing or complicated to understand or navigate.
- The tax forms were a maze of rules and exceptions.
- Navigating the city's public transportation system can be a real maze.
- He found himself in a maze of conflicting emotions.