Definition

In a way that is full of twists and turns, like a maze.

Example

The path through the garden wound mazy, making it hard to find the way out.

Conversation

Did you see how the kids were running around the park?

Yeah, they were moving mazily between the trees!

It looked like a fun game of tag or something.

Absolutely! I wish I could have joined them.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'mazily' originates from the Middle English 'mazy', which is derived from the Old English 'mǣg', meaning 'maze' or 'confusion'. The suffix '-ly' indicates a manner or quality. Therefore, 'mazily' means in a manner that is confusing or like a maze.

Memory Tip

Think of 'maze' to remember that 'mazily' describes something done in a confusing or intricate way, just like navigating through a maze.

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