entwine (Meaning)
entwine (v)
tie or link together
spin, wind, or twist together
entwine (v. t.)
To twine, twist, or wreathe together or round.
entwine (v. i.)
To be twisted or twined.
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entwine Sentence Examples
- The vines entwined around the trellis, creating a beautiful and natural lattice.
- Her fingers entwined with his as they walked along the beach, their love for each other evident in their touch.
- The roots of the two trees entwined beneath the ground, forming a strong and unbreakable bond.
- The branches of the cherry blossom trees entwined, forming a canopy of pink and white blossoms.
- The couple's hearts entwined, their love for each other growing stronger with each passing day.
- The strands of DNA entwined, forming a double helix that holds the secrets of life.
- The paths of the two friends entwined, leading them on a journey of self-discovery and friendship.
- The ribbons entwined around the bouquet, adding a touch of elegance and charm.
- The threads of the tapestry entwined, creating a intricate and beautiful design.
- The melodies of the two songs entwined, creating a harmonious and moving composition.
FAQs About the word entwine
tie or link together, spin, wind, or twist togetherTo twine, twist, or wreathe together or round., To be twisted or twined.
weave, intertwine, interweave,twist, blend, interlace, braid, wreathe, writhe, implicate
disentangle, uncoil, unwind, uncoil, disentangle, unwind, untangle, untangle, untwine,untwine
The vines entwined around the trellis, creating a beautiful and natural lattice.
Her fingers entwined with his as they walked along the beach, their love for each other evident in their touch.
The roots of the two trees entwined beneath the ground, forming a strong and unbreakable bond.
The branches of the cherry blossom trees entwined, forming a canopy of pink and white blossoms.
