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.
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Contemporary Examples of inextricably
This was a guy from the hip-hop generation and with a perspective that was inextricably linked to that generation.
And in True Blood, blood and sex are inextricably linked and used to gain power.
The saying is also inextricably linked to actress Uma Thurman, the cognoscente of cinematic revenge.
Uma Thurman on ‘Nymphomaniac,’ Lars von Trier’s Alleged Misogyny, and Women’s Sexual Double-StandardMarlow Stern
March 17, 2014
Indeed, what we think about suicide is inextricably a product of what we think about God.
“In my case, for better or worse, they are inextricably entwined,” Sanford said.
Historical Examples of inextricably
The old in India are like these trees; they are doubly, inextricably rooted.
Things as They AreAmy Wilson-Carmichael
He and they were alike sentient, active, conscious, inextricably mingled.
The Long RollMary Johnston
Collegiate and ecclesiastical life are inextricably mixed up.
OxfordFrederick Douglas How
The comic and the tragic are inextricably mingled in this world.
In the Track of the TroopsR.M. Ballantyne
You have imposed them, I wear them already, inextricably, indissolubly.
Gryll GrangeThomas Love Peacock
inextricable
- not able to be escaped froman inextricable dilemma
- not able to be disentangled, etcan inextricable knot
- extremely involved or intricate