intwine
/ɪnˈtwaɪn/
verb
- To twist or wind together; to interlace.
- The artist intwines different colored threads to make a beautiful tapestry.
- She intwines her fingers with his as they walk along the beach.
- The gardener intwines the stems of the two plants to create a stronger support.
- To connect or link closely; to become closely involved or combined.
- History and myth intwine in the ancient stories of the region.
- The themes of love and loss intwine throughout the novel.
- Their lives intwine after they meet at the conference and start working together.
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