intermeshed (Meaning)

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intermeshed (s)

caught as if in a mesh

(used of toothed parts or gears) interlocked and interacting

No weak antonyms found.

Their lives were intermeshed in a complex tapestry of love, loss, and betrayal.
The gears of the machine were perfectly intermeshed, ensuring smooth operation.
The branches of the trees were so intermeshed that it was difficult to see through the canopy.
The two narratives were seamlessly intermeshed, creating a cohesive and engaging story.
The fates of the characters were intermeshed, their destinies forever intertwined.
The roots of the plants were tightly intermeshed in the soil, providing stability and nourishment.
The systems of the body were intricately intermeshed, each component dependent on the others for proper functioning.
The chains and pulleys of the suspension bridge were intermeshed to create a structurally sound and stable design.
The network of neural pathways in the brain was intermeshed, allowing for the complex processing of information.
The social and economic issues of society were deeply intermeshed, making it difficult to address any one problem in isolation.

caught as if in a mesh, (used of toothed parts or gears) interlocked and interacting

articulated, interconnected, linked, dovetailed, integrated, connected,interlocked, coupled, interlinked, welded

disconnected, disjoined, unhitched, uncoupled, separated, disengaged, disunited, disunited, detached, unhitched

Their lives were intermeshed in a complex tapestry of love, loss, and betrayal.

The gears of the machine were perfectly intermeshed, ensuring smooth operation.

The branches of the trees were so intermeshed that it was difficult to see through the canopy.

The two narratives were seamlessly intermeshed, creating a cohesive and engaging story.