Definition

daedalian

adjective
  1. Skillfully or ingeniously made; showing great craftsmanship or complexity.
  2. Usage: Often capitalized when referring to Daedalus from Greek mythology; lowercase when used as a general adjective.
  3. Cunningly contrived; devised with clever deception or trickery.
  4. Usage: Less common; often literary or formal.

Examples

  • The architect designed a daedalian maze that confused visitors for hours.
  • The watchmaker's daedalian craftsmanship was evident in every tiny gear.
  • The plot of the novel was daedalian, with twists hidden throughout.
  • Her daedalian escape plan involved multiple decoys and false trails.
  • The daedalian structure of the building showcased the engineer's brilliance.
  • He admired the daedalian intricacy of the ancient temple's carvings.

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