enmesh (Meaning)
enmesh (v)
entangle or catch in (or as if in) a mesh
enmesh (v. t.)
To catch or entangle in, or as in, meshes.
Synonyms & Antonyms of enmesh
enmesh Sentence Examples
- Their lives are enmeshed in each other's to the point of losing individuality.
- The roots of the two trees were enmeshed, creating a unique and beautiful sight.
- The hikers struggled to navigate through the enmeshed branches of the overgrown forest.
- The enmeshed gears of the machine hummed harmoniously as they turned.
- She had enmeshed herself in her work to the point where it consumed her entire life.
- The two companies' interests were so enmeshed that it created a conflict of interest.
- The child felt enmeshed in their parents' emotions, causing them a lot of stress.
- The detective's investigation enmeshed him in a complex web of lies and deception.
- The enmeshed relationship between the siblings led to constant conflict and resentment.
- The city's enmeshed transportation system made it easy to get around, but also caused frequent delays.
FAQs About the word enmesh
entangle or catch in (or as if in) a meshTo catch or entangle in, or as in, meshes.
snare, mesh,entrap, ensnare, involve, tangle, trap, entangle, catch up, implicate
extricate, extricate, disentangle, detach, untangle, disengage, disengage, detach,disentangle, untangle
Their lives are enmeshed in each other's to the point of losing individuality.
The roots of the two trees were enmeshed, creating a unique and beautiful sight.
The hikers struggled to navigate through the enmeshed branches of the overgrown forest.
The enmeshed gears of the machine hummed harmoniously as they turned.
