'morass' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to describe a difficult or complicated situation, especially one that is difficult to escape from. For example, "The bureaucracy in this company creates a morass of paperwork which makes completing any task difficult and time-consuming."
There are a few bizarre claims among the morass of train fares and inexpensive lunches too.
This is where leadership comes in and you have to ask the questions: which of the candidates raises themselves above the morass of the current arguments?; who is the statesman with the cool head who can be relied upon to lead us through choppy waters, with the authority and respect to work with those of opposing parties?
On November 26th a Palestinian wired with explosives blew himself up on Gaza's border with Israel, leaving two Israeli policemen hurt.Quite how Mr Zinni and Mr Burns are expected to extract a ceasefire from this morass is not clear.
The concatenation of factors feeding into the Syrian morass, from meddling foreign powers to sectarian and class schisms, have created a perfect storm that may only be tamed by consuming itself.Which leaves only those small consolations.
Whereas Western governments get bogged down in the morass where present-day voters are asked to make sacrifices now for the sake of voters to come, China, the argument goes, can just issue an edict.
We declared in April 2001 that he was unfit to lead Italy, because of the morass of legal cases brought against him at various stages of his business career and because of the conflicts of interest inherent in his ownership of Italy's three main private television channels.
No one builds nuclear power stations nearly that fast.In this section Walmart's Mexican morass With a bang, not a whimper Waiting for the sun The joy of soy Bullet v budget Out of the mire?
The prose is crisp, the story as gripping as a thriller, even though by the third chapter it inevitably gets bogged down in a morass of names and details.
So would a resolution of Argentina's banking morass.
But cross-border takeovers, such as Vodafone AirTouch's of Mannesmann, often get bogged down in a morass of conflicting local rules and practices.
"Consumers will need some entity to help them make sense of the morass," says William Lynch, the new boss of Barnes & Noble, which plans to put a renewed emphasis on service, including advice on e-books.
