entwine
/ɪnˈtwaɪn/
verb
- To twist or wind something around something else, or to become twisted together.
- The two vines entwined as they grew up the trellis.
- The ivy began to entwine around the old fence posts.
- She entwined her fingers with his as they walked along the beach.
- To connect or link closely, as if by twisting together; to interweave.
- Their lives became entwined after they started working on the project together.
- The novel entwines several different storylines into one compelling narrative.
- The history of the two countries is deeply entwined with trade and culture.
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