entwist

/ɪnˈtwɪst/
verb
  1. To twist or wind together; to interlace.
    • The vines entwist around the old fence, creating a natural wall.
    • The two rivers entwist before flowing into the sea.
    • She learned to entwist the colorful threads into a beautiful bracelet.
  2. To become closely involved or connected with something.
    • Her personal goals entwist with her professional ambitions.
    • Their lives entwist in unexpected ways after they meet at the conference.
    • The history of the two countries entwist through centuries of trade and conflict.
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