imbrangle
/ɪmˈbræŋɡəl/Definitions
1. verb
to entangle or complicate; to involve in difficulties or perplexities.
“The politician’s campaign promises were said to have imbrangled the entire election process.”
2. verb
to entwine or become entwined, especially in a complicated or confusing manner.
“The threads of the fabric began to imbrangle together, forming an intricate pattern.”
3. noun
a complicated or confusing situation.
“The imbrangle of the plot twist kept the viewers on the edge of their seats.”
4. noun
a complicated or confusing situation or problem.
“The detective struggled to untangle the imbrangle of clues and leads.”