Laberinto

🧠 What does Laberinto mean?

A labyrinth is a complex and intricate structure of winding passages or pathways, designed to be confusing and difficult to navigate. It can refer to a physical maze, often found in gardens or historical sites, or metaphorically to a complicated situation, problem, or mental state that is hard to escape or understand. The term evokes a sense of challenge, mystery, and the potential for getting lost.

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• El jardín botánico tenía un laberinto de setos impresionante.
  The botanical garden had an impressive hedge labyrinth.
• Resolver este problema matemático es como estar atrapado en un laberinto.
  Solving this math problem is like being trapped in a labyrinth.
• La novela describía la compleja vida emocional de la protagonista como un laberinto sin salida.
  The novel described the protagonist's complex emotional life as a dead-end labyrinth.
• Se perdió en el laberinto de calles del casco antiguo.
  He got lost in the labyrinth of streets in the old town.

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🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "Laberinto"

Synonyms: laberinto (redundant, as it's the word itself), devaneo, enredo, maraña, intrincamiento, desorientación
Opposites: camino recto, claridad, sencillez, solución

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