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entwined

verb

Meaning

To twist or weave together; to interlace.

Examples

The delicate tendrils of the plant began to entwine around the trellis.
Their hands would often entwine as they walked, a silent sign of their affection.

Synonyms: intertwine, weave, twist, coil

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entwined (C1)

verb

Pronunciation: /ɪnˈtwaɪn/

Definition

To twist or weave together; to interlace.

Examples

The delicate tendrils of the plant began to entwine around the trellis.
Their hands would often entwine as they walked, a silent sign of their affection.
The story's plot lines seemed to entwine in a complex and fascinating way.

How to Use entwined

entwine with (prepositional phrase): To be twisted or woven together with something else. — "The branches of the two trees began to entwine with each other."
entwine around (prepositional phrase): To twist or wrap around something. — "The snake began to entwine around its prey."

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