entwines (Meaning)

entwines

to become twisted or twined, to twine together or around

No weak antonyms found.

The ivy entwines the ancient stone wall, creating a verdant tapestry.
Their fingers entwined, a symbol of their unbreakable bond.
The roots of the old oak entwined tightly around the subterranean rock.
The serpentine river entwines through the lush countryside like a silver ribbon.
The vines entwined around the trellis, forming an intricate latticework.
The couple's arms entwined in a passionate embrace.
The sculptor's wire entwines and intersects, creating a dynamic and abstract form.
The petals of the rose entwined delicately, forming a fragrant blossom.
The intricate branches of the tree intertwined overhead, forming a leafy canopy.
The strands of the necklace entwined elegantly around her neck, a symbol of her timeless beauty.

to become twisted or twined, to twine together or around

weaves,intertwines, writhes, braids, plies, interweaves, blends, implicates, twists, mixes

untangles,unwinds, uncoils, disentangles,untwines,

The ivy entwines the ancient stone wall, creating a verdant tapestry.

Their fingers entwined, a symbol of their unbreakable bond.

The roots of the old oak entwined tightly around the subterranean rock.

The serpentine river entwines through the lush countryside like a silver ribbon.