enmesh
/ɪnˈmɛʃ/
verb
- To catch or trap someone or something in a net, tangle, or difficult situation.
- She was enmeshed in a web of lies and couldn't find a way out.
- The fisherman accidentally enmeshed a dolphin in his net.
- The company became enmeshed in legal problems after the scandal.
- To involve someone deeply in a complicated situation or relationship.
- Don't let yourself get enmeshed in their family arguments.
- He enmeshed himself in the politics of the small town.
- The spy was enmeshed in a double agent's scheme.