intricable (Meaning)
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intricable (a.)
Entangling.
Synonyms & Antonyms of intricable
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
intricable Sentence Examples
- The inextricable bonds between the two friends were evident in their unwavering support for each other.
- The complexities of the legal case created an inextricable web that required careful examination.
- The history of the two nations was woven into an inextricable tapestry of alliances and conflicts.
- Emotions and memories became inextricable after years of shared experiences.
- The artist aimed to capture the inextricable connection between nature and humanity in the painting.
- Economic globalization has led to an inextricable interdependence among nations.
- The detective uncovered an inextricable link between the seemingly unrelated events.
- The novel explored the inextricable ties between love and loss.
- Cultural traditions often form an inextricable part of a community's identity.
- In the intricate dance of ecosystems, predator and prey relationships are inextricable.
FAQs About the word intricable
Entangling.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The inextricable bonds between the two friends were evident in their unwavering support for each other.
The complexities of the legal case created an inextricable web that required careful examination.
The history of the two nations was woven into an inextricable tapestry of alliances and conflicts.
Emotions and memories became inextricable after years of shared experiences.
