entwined (Meaning)

entwined

to become twisted or twined, to twine together or around

The ivy entwined the ancient oak, its verdant tendrils spiraling up its gnarled trunk.
The couple's hands were entwined in a tender embrace, a symbol of their unbreakable bond.
The roots of the two trees were entwined beneath the surface, forming a subterranean tapestry.
The vines had entwined themselves around the metal fence, creating an impenetrable barrier.
The threads of her tapestry were intricately entwined, depicting scenes from her life.
The cables were tightly entwined, ensuring a secure connection.
Her hair was long and entwined with wildflowers, giving her the appearance of a woodland sprite.
The dancers' bodies were entwined in a graceful waltz, their movements flowing seamlessly together.
The roots of the rainforest trees were entwined in a complex network, supporting the ecosystem.
The serpents' bodies were entwined in a deadly duel, their scales glinting in the sunlight.

to become twisted or twined, to twine together or around

turned, twisting, turning, twined, swirled,twisted, kinked, warped, twining, winding

straight, right,linear, straightforward, direct, unbent,untwisted, uncurled, unswerving, undeviating

The ivy entwined the ancient oak, its verdant tendrils spiraling up its gnarled trunk.

The couple's hands were entwined in a tender embrace, a symbol of their unbreakable bond.

The roots of the two trees were entwined beneath the surface, forming a subterranean tapestry.

The vines had entwined themselves around the metal fence, creating an impenetrable barrier.