maze|mazes in English

noun

[meɪz]

labyrinth, confusing network of passages; complex arrangement of paths designed as a puzzle for those who try to penetrate, similar type of puzzle on paper; confusion, bewilderment

Use "maze|mazes" in a sentence

1. For example, ants are able to memorize the path through a maze and are capable of applying this learning to other mazes.

2. He's got a thing for mazes.

3. How are the mazes coming along?

4. Lattice Maze

5. The center of the maze.

6. Coloring books may also incorporate other activities such as connect the dots, mazes and other puzzles.

7. We got lost in the maze.

8. Eventually, you solved his maze, Dolores.

9. A maze is designed to mislead.

10. His maze was nothing but girls.

11. *****Amazeballs ***** Amazeballs! An amazing maze game.

12. Ava was a rat in a maze.

13. The building is a maze of corridors.

14. In past centuries these led to considerable artistry in the devising of labyrinths and mazes.

15. We got completely lost in the maze.

16. The maze is an old native myth.

17. A labyrinth is not a maze, Roman.

18. Bodrage Sky Cave; Bizen Forest Sector; Inneban Ruins; Maze Of Enzeits; Maze Of Unberto; Homunculus City; Baustelle Sector; Haufen Harbor

19. I was led through a maze of corridors.

20. When lost deep in a maze, whistle bravely.

21. Where is the center of the maze, Dolores?

22. Offshore, there's a maze of islands, many uninhabited.

23. Which path leads out of the electoral maze?

24. It's like being a rat in a maze.

25. I was lost in a maze of passages.