entwine
verb (used with or without object), en·twined, en·twin·ing.
Origin of entwine
Related Words for entwined
entangle, interweave, intertwine, enmesh, coil, weave, encircle, twine, lace, spiral, surround, interlace, plait, embrace, curl, braid, knit, wind, corkscrew, wreatheExamples from the Web for entwined
Contemporary Examples of entwined
At the door a couple is entwined on the floor blocking my departure from the suite.
When in high school the Waters moved down the street, John and Glenn became “two entwined pieces of energy,” as a friend said.
It helps that Seapunk is entwined with a 1990s aesthetic, which has taken hold in the fashion world.
Seapunks Internet Trend Takes High Fashion, From Proenza Schouler to Versace (PHOTOS)Misty White Sidell
December 10, 2012
But it does raise the possibly tragic question of how her sexuality, addictions, and eventual death are entwined.
Entwined within this Gordian knot is a truth so terrible as to be rarely spoken.
Historical Examples of entwined
With the Union my best and dearest earthly hopes are entwined.
Let this cause be entwined around the very fibres of our hearts.
The Works of Whittier, Volume VII (of VII)John Greenleaf Whittier
It was a child sleeping at the foot of a cross, around which its arms were entwined.
The Daltons, Volume I (of II)Charles James Lever
And with all this was entwined the thought of Lilith Ormskirk.
The Sign of the SpiderBertram Mitford
If you knew how the thought of you is entwined in every aspiration, and for life!'
HeartseaseCharlotte M. Yonge