intwine
/ɪntwaɪn/Definitions
1. verb
to twist or turn together in order to become entangled, or to combine or join something in a way that is closely connected or interdependent.
“She intwined her fingers with his as they danced.”
2. verb
to join or combine (things) in a way that is closely connected or interdependent.
“The two companies have begun to intwine their financial systems.”
3. noun
a relationship in which two things are closely connected or interdependent, or a thread or cord twisted or turned together with another.
“The intwine of their fates was a sad one.”
4. verb
to become entangled or twisted together, or to become closely connected or interdependent.
“Their interests began to intwine as they spent more time together.”