12 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Entangle' in a Sentence
"To create a tangle or snarl by intertwining or ensnaring." more
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His elaborate lies entangle the investigation, making it difficult to discern the truth.
Having neglected the cords, the electrician discovered they had entangled, causing a short circuit.
The political scandal will have entangled high-profile figures in a web of corruption and deceit.
The threads of the ancient tapestry had entangled over centuries, forming a beautiful but complex pattern.
As the negotiations continued, the parties have been entangling themselves in a maze of conflicting interests.
After the intense negotiations, the diplomats will have entangled themselves in a complex treaty.
The bureaucracy can entangle individuals in a maze of paperwork and procedures.
The detective's pursuit of the criminal began to entangle with personal vendettas.
Over the years, the vines will have entangled the old abandoned house, giving it a mysterious appearance.
The underwater cave system will have been entangling explorers in its intricate passages.
The financial crisis has entangled global markets, causing a ripple effect across various industries.
Divers should be cautious not to entangle themselves in underwater vegetation.
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