entwisted
/ɪnˈtwɪstɪd/
adjective
- Twisted together or twisted into something; tangled or coiled.
- The old tree had entwisted roots that spread across the ground.
- The vines grew in an entwisted mass around the fence.
- She wore a necklace of entwisted silver wires.
- Complicated or confused in a way that is hard to understand or separate.
- The story had an entwisted plot that kept readers guessing.
- Their feelings were so entwisted that neither could explain them clearly.
- The legal case became more entwisted with each new piece of evidence.
verb
- Past tense of entwist: twisted together or twisted around something.
- The climber entwisted the rope around the anchor for safety.
- She entwisted the ribbons to make a colorful braid.
- He entwisted the wires carefully to connect the speakers.