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entangles Meaning
entangles
to make complicated, to involve in a perplexing or troublesome situation, ensnare, to involve in a tangle or a confusing or difficult situation, to wrap or twist together, to make tangled or confused
entangles Sentence Examples
- The threads of fate entangle our lives, connecting us in intricate ways.
- Their love was entwined with secrets that entangle their relationship.
- The detective found himself entangled in a web of deception and lies.
- The thorny vines entangle the garden, creating a lush and untamed haven.
- The intricate knots entangle the rope, making it impossible to unravel.
- The complex situation entangles all parties involved, leaving them trapped in a cycle of conflict.
- The metaphysical entanglements between particles defy our understanding of the physical world.
- The hiker's legs became entangled in a tangle of roots, hindering his progress.
- The entangled lives of two strangers take an unexpected turn when they meet by chance.
- The ancient ruins were wrapped in thick vegetation, entangling the walls and obscuring the secrets within.
FAQs About the word entangles
to make complicated, to involve in a perplexing or troublesome situation, ensnare, to involve in a tangle or a confusing or difficult situation, to wrap or twis
weaves, tangles, intertwines,knots, snarls, interweaves, interlaces,jumbles, plaits, writhes
unravels, untwists, untangles,disentangles,unscrambles, unknots, untwines, unweaves,unsnarls
The threads of fate entangle our lives, connecting us in intricate ways.
Their love was entwined with secrets that entangle their relationship.
The detective found himself entangled in a web of deception and lies.
The thorny vines entangle the garden, creating a lush and untamed haven.
