embrangle Antonyms
Meaning of embrangle
embrangle (v)
make more complicated or confused through entanglements
embrangle (v. t.)
To confuse; to entangle.
embrangle Sentence Examples
- The two countries embrangle in a heated argument over who had the right to the oil field.
- The politician's embrangle comments sparked a heated debate on social media.
- The company embrangle in a legal dispute with its former employees.
- The embroilment of the two families went on for generations, causing bitterness and division.
- The student was embroilment in a cheating scandal that threatened to ruin his academic career.
- The country was embrangle in a civil war that lasted for decades, leaving millions of people displaced and impoverished.
- The two companies embroilment in a bitter legal battle over the rights to a valuable patent.
- The politician's embrangle comments about immigration sparked outrage among voters.
- The team was embrangle in a scandal involving the use of performance-enhancing drugs, leading to their disqualification from the tournament.
- The embrangle of the two lovers was the talk of the town, as their tumultuous relationship made headlines.
FAQs About the word embrangle
make more complicated or confused through entanglementsTo confuse; to entangle.
tangle,bog (down), embroil, trap, mire, entrap, ensnarl, ensnare,broil, immesh
free, liberate, release, free,release, liberate,emancipate, emancipate,
The two countries embrangle in a heated argument over who had the right to the oil field.
The politician's embrangle comments sparked a heated debate on social media.
The company embrangle in a legal dispute with its former employees.
The embroilment of the two families went on for generations, causing bitterness and division.
