Labyrinths is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LABYRINTHS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• LABYRINTH, a building with intricate passages; a maze
• an intricate and confusing arrangement
• an accessory respiratory organ of certain fish.
• a complex structure in the inner ear which contains the organs of hearing and balance. It consists of bony cavities (the bony labyrinth) filled with fluid and lined with sensitive membranes (the membranous labyrinth).
• a complicated irregular network of passages or paths in which it is difficult to find one's way; a maze
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a place constructed of or full of intricate passageways and blind alleys; a maze (as in a garden) formed by paths separated by high hedges

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How to use LABYRINTHS in a sentence

• Napoleon, lost in the labyrinths of his exorbitant ambition, afforded at length a chance of redress to the nations he had enslaved.
• The question as to what it was, he never answered the result would throw light into the labyrinths of his character.
• Having found out first a few of the locations, we haunted our way with difficulty through its labyrinths, seeking out every place of note or interest.
• At present there is nothing but labyrinths upon labyrinths.
• The contrast is similar to that between Chicago, with its straight streets crossing at right angles, and Boston, or London, with their labyrinths of crooked lanes.
• I may feel for a moment on my shoulder the hearty hand of Dryden and thread the labyrinths of the sweet insanity of Lamb.
• Having found out first a few of the locations, we hunted our way with difficulty through its labyrinths, seeking out every place of note or interest.
• She dreaded the secret gates, the dreamy labyrinths, the poisonous air of the Paradise of Fools.
• There is indeed no chill or damp in these labyrinths, and the atmosphere is mild and pleasant, but still the gloom was most oppressive.
• That it is able to profit by experience has been proved by testing it in simple labyrinths.
• One evening he entered the solitary mountain country of Spessart and, unacquainted with the labyrinths of the road, lost himself in an adjoining forest.
• Into the labyrinths, indeed, of metaphysical speculation he distinctly declined to follow his opponents.
• We would all like to change our surroundings with our moods, to fill the world with sunshine when we are happy, and with clouds when we have stumbled in the labyrinths of life.
• Lights flitted at times through its dark labyrinths, by whom borne it was impossible to perceive.
• They consist, chiefly, of great wide corridors and labyrinths, hewn out of the rock.
• A novice might spend hours in wandering about the labyrinths of the huge building, trying to find the proper officials.
• For days and nights he rambled through the ghostly labyrinths of Delirium, Annie holding him by the Hand and lifting the cool Draughts to his parched Lips.
• Initiation probably took place in pyramids, labyrinths, etc, 359-l.
• For what reason an alliance which had everything to recommend it was broken off I have sorely puzzled myself to conjecture, but linger always in the labyrinths of doubt.
• Each step, which seems to bring the explorer of nature nearer to his object, only carries him to the threshold of new labyrinths.
• They have neat enclosures round them, made with fences of the same reed, and passages leading to them like labyrinths.
• In among them extend rocky labyrinths which can be explored with torches.
• He loved to wander alone, with his unerring rifle upon his shoulder, through the labyrinths of the tangled forests, and to rouse the wild beast from his secret lair.
• To them all was bright, the world in all its dangerous, because more pleasurable, labyrinths was before them.
• The labyrinths of the maze were inextricably tangled, and the long green alleys wanted clearing out.
• Macdonald has done very little to mitigate either the contortions of the labyrinths or the horror of the dreams.
• These were less like streets than labyrinths, hewn through an eternal twilight.
• My honorable friend has told you in the speech which introduced his motion, that fortunately this question is not a great deal involved in the labyrinths of Indian detail.
• But death soon removed the Polish monarch from the labyrinths of war and diplomacy.
• If they have the clue we might attempt to follow them in vain through its labyrinths, they would inevitably escape, and I should lose the reward.

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