intertwine
- to twine together.
Origin of intertwine
Related Words for intertwining
convolute, tangle, interweave, interlace, mesh, entwine, weave, network, associate, relate, cross, crisscross, link, connect, braid, reticulate, interknit, intertwist, intervolve, interwindExamples from the Web for intertwining
Contemporary Examples of intertwining
“The Foot” is where the intertwining stories of the Fisher family began to get cooking in earnest.
The 10 Most Essential TV Episodes From ‘Sopranos,’ ‘Breaking Bad,’ and MoreBrett Martin
June 30, 2013
Santiago has written an account of the intertwining history of empire and sugar.
The intertwining of Perkins, Jeffress, Fischer, and Perry suggests that the focus on Mormonism was hardly a coincidence.
Historical Examples of intertwining
It was a glaucous, intertwining, delicious flux and contest in flux.
The RainbowD. H. (David Herbert) Lawrence
And this life was like a forest, boundless and impenetrable, up-springing, intertwining.
His FamilyErnest Poole
At every stage of the discussion our subject is made complex by the intertwining of the human and the Divine.
What and Where is God?Richard La Rue Swain
A strange planet is this, for the shifting of national loyalties and the rending and intertwining of bonds of union!
LafayetteMartha Foote Crow
The river slid by in a body, utterly silent and swift, intertwining among itself like some subtle, complex creature.
Sons and LoversDavid Herbert Lawrence
intertwine
- to unite or be united by twisting or twining togetherAlso: intertwist