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entangle

[en-tang-guhl] / ɛnˈtæŋ gəl /


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The boat reportedly became entangled in a fishing net, causing loss of control and the vessel overturning in strong currents.

From BBC

“This is the first time we had an owl, that I’m aware of, entangled in a vehicle,” said Scott Safechuck, a public information officer for the county Fire Department.

From Los Angeles Times

Worse, most of these sports have partnered and entangled themselves in the legal “secondary” market, where price gouging is the expected norm.

From The Wall Street Journal

Quantum satellites are best known for sending entangled particles of light from orbit down to ground stations, a method used to create extremely secure communication links.

From Science Daily

Thompson: Not having your sense of self or identity entangled in this other self that belongs to the public seems like such a healthy thing.

From Los Angeles Times