inextricable
- from which one cannot extricate oneself: an inextricable maze.
- incapable of being disentangled, undone, loosed, or solved: an inextricable knot.
- hopelessly intricate, involved, or perplexing: inextricable confusion.
Origin of inextricable
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Contemporary Examples of inextricable
Do you really believe this is true or because of his body of work, which was inextricable from African American influence?
But there is a larger point behind the move: Car brands are inextricable from national stereotypes.
We see abortion as inextricable from the full spectrum of medical care a woman might need in her lifetime.
Place can often be inextricable with our conception of certain artists and movements.
I'd also like to highlight Ezra Klein's lament that most "foreign policy" questions are inextricable from domestic issues.
Historical Examples of inextricable
Was ever a man placed, he thought, in a position so inextricable, so disastrous?
MalboneThomas Wentworth Higginson
The politics of the nation were now in an inextricable labyrinth of confusion.
Henry IV, Makers of HistoryJohn S. C. Abbott
Inwardly this is an inextricable ramification and communication.
Fantasia of the UnconsciousD. H. Lawrence
I was out of health, and felt as if I were in an inextricable coil of misery.
Curious, if TrueElizabeth Gaskell
What was for me an inextricable puzzle has become clear as day.
The Inside of the Cup, CompleteWinston Churchill
inextricable
- not able to be escaped froman inextricable dilemma
- not able to be disentangled, etcan inextricable knot
- extremely involved or intricate