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intertwine

[in-ter-twahyn] / ˌɪn tərˈtwaɪn /


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“So you see how intertwined it all was — Hollywood and flying.”

From Los Angeles Times

According to Kennett, the explanation is complex and involves several intertwined factors that contributed to both the growth and eventual decline of these ancient urban centers.

From Science Daily

In contrast, many Asian communities are rooted in collectivist cultures, where identity and wellness are deeply intertwined with family and group harmony.

From Los Angeles Times

The fates of tech companies have become more intertwined as they pour hundreds of billions of dollars into each other, as well as data centers, AI research and lucrative employee compensation packages.

From Los Angeles Times

Lang beguiled with common chords that no longer sounded common, with standard rhythms that intertwined, went on and off the beat, creating arrhythmia delight.

From Los Angeles Times