tangly Synonyms
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tangly Meaning
Webster
tangly (a.)
Entangled; intricate.
Covered with tangle, or seaweed.
tangly Sentence Examples
- The tangled branches of the ancient oak tree reached toward the sky.
- The hiker's hair became increasingly tangly as they navigated the dense undergrowth.
- The abandoned yarn ball had become a tangled mess on the floor.
- The child's long, blonde hair was a tangled nightmare that needed to be brushed.
- The fisherman's fishing line had become tangled around a submerged log.
- The tangled roots of the old maple tree posed a tripping hazard on the sidewalk.
- The abandoned bicycle had become a rusting, tangled eyesore in the backyard.
- The tangled phone cords under my desk made it impossible to find the one I needed.
- The tangled skein of wool was impossible to unwind without creating a knot.
- The detective had to unravel a tangled web of lies in order to solve the mystery.
FAQs About the word tangly
Entangled; intricate., Covered with tangle, or seaweed.
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The tangled branches of the ancient oak tree reached toward the sky.
The hiker's hair became increasingly tangly as they navigated the dense undergrowth.
The abandoned yarn ball had become a tangled mess on the floor.
The child's long, blonde hair was a tangled nightmare that needed to be brushed.
