intertangle (Meaning)
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intertangle (v. t.)
To entangle; to intertwine.
Synonyms & Antonyms of intertangle
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intertangle Sentence Examples
- As the vines grew, they began to intertangle, creating a dense and intricate web of greenery.
- The threads of the spider's web intertangled in a complex pattern, capturing morning dew.
- Trying to fix the knot, I unintentionally caused the ropes to intertangle even more.
- The children's toys often intertangle, making it a challenge to organize the playroom.
- As the dancers moved gracefully, their ribbons intertangled, creating a visually captivating performance.
- The branches of the trees intertangled, forming a natural canopy in the forest.
- Wires and cables in the electronics drawer seemed to intertangle, making it difficult to find the right one.
- The fishing lines intertangled when multiple anglers cast their hooks into the same spot.
- The roots of the plants intertangled beneath the soil, creating a complex network.
- The long hair of the models intertangled as they posed for the photoshoot, requiring careful untangling.
FAQs About the word intertangle
To entangle; to intertwine.
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No antonyms found.
As the vines grew, they began to intertangle, creating a dense and intricate web of greenery.
The threads of the spider's web intertangled in a complex pattern, capturing morning dew.
Trying to fix the knot, I unintentionally caused the ropes to intertangle even more.
The children's toys often intertangle, making it a challenge to organize the playroom.
