Entangle

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Metaphorical UsePlay
Often used figuratively to describe complex personal or social situations. SlideShe was entangled in the affairs of the mysterious organization.
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Negative ConnotationPlay
Implies difficulties or problems, not just being involved in something. SlideHis financial decisions entangled him in debt.
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Emotional ImpactPlay
May evoke a sense of anxiety or distress when used in context. SlideShe felt entangled by her conflicting emotions.