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Definition of enmeshing - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
generalRare process of making something tangled or involvedRare
- The enmeshing of the wires made them hard to separate.
Adjective
1.
entrapmentRare trapping or capturing in a situationRare
- The enmeshing circumstances left him with no way out.
2.
entanglingRare causing to become entangled or involvedRare
- The enmeshing vines covered the entire fence.
Origin of enmeshing
English, en- (in) + mesh (net)
Examples of enmeshing in a sentence
Her enmeshing in office politics left little time for real work. The enmeshing plot twists kept the readers hooked. They found themselves in enmeshing legal troubles. The enmeshing threads made it hard to separate the fabrics. Her enmeshing influence drew him into the complex situation.
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- French:enchevêtrement, piégeant, ...
- German:Verheddern, verstrickend, ...
- Italian:aggrovigliamento, intrappolante, ...
- Spanish:enredo, enredador, ...
- Portuguese:emaranhamento, complicado, ...
- Chinese:纠缠, 纠缠的, ...
- Japanese:絡み合い, 絡みつく, ...
- Arabic:تَشْبِيك, مُحاصِر, ...
- Hebrew:הִסְתַּבְּכוּת, מְלֻכָּד, ...
- Russian:запутывание, запутывающий, ...
- Ukrainian:заплутування, захоплюючий, ...
- Hindi:उलझाने की प्रक्रिया, फंसाने वाला, ...
Definition of enmesh - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
complexityRare involve in a complicated situationRare
- She found herself enmeshed in legal troubles.
2.
physicalRare tangle or catch in a net-like structureRare
- The fish were enmeshed in the fishing net.
Origin of enmesh
English, en (to cause) + mesh (net)
Examples of enmesh in a sentence
The project enmeshed her in endless meetings. The wires were enmeshed in a chaotic bundle. The fabric became enmeshed in the machine's gears.
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- French:embourber, emmêler, ...
- German:verwickeln, verheddern, ...
- Italian:coinvolgere, impigliare, ...
- Spanish:enredar, atrapar, ...
- Portuguese:enredar, prender, ...
- Chinese:陷入, 网住, ...
- Japanese:巻き込む, 絡める, ...
- Arabic:وَرَّطَ, شَبَكَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְסַבֵּךְ, לְסַבֵּךְ, ...
- Russian:втянуть, поймать, ...
- Ukrainian:втягувати, заплутувати, ...
- Hindi:फंसना, उलझाना, ...
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