mazy

/ˈmeɪzi/

adjective

  1. Full of twists and turns, like a maze.

    B2
    • "We followed a mazy path through the forest."B1
    • "The river takes a mazy course through the valley."B2
    • "The garden was a mazy labyrinth of hedges."B2
  2. Confusing or complicated because it has many connected parts or ideas.

    C1

    literary

    • "The novel has a mazy plot that is difficult to follow."C1
    • "The lawyer gave a mazy explanation of the case."C1
    • "The essay presents a mazy argument with several unexpected turns."C2

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