labyrinth

noun · /LAB-uh-rinth/

A labyrinth is a maze with many twisting paths that can be hard to find your way through. It can also mean any place or problem that feels confusing and twisty.

In a sentence

  • "Mia followed the stone path through the garden labyrinth, counting the butterflies as she turned each corner."
  • "The shelves in the huge library felt like a labyrinth until a kind librarian showed us the map."