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entangled in vs entangled with

Both "entangled in" and "entangled with" are correct and commonly used phrases in English. They can be used interchangeably depending on the context, with slight nuances in meaning.

Last updated: March 25, 2024 • 1446 views

entangled in

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to describe being involved in a complicated or confusing situation or being caught in something. It implies a sense of being deeply involved or trapped.

Examples:

  • She found herself entangled in a web of lies.
  • The company was entangled in a legal dispute.
  • He was entangled in a complex relationship.
  • America is further entangled in the Middle East.
  • And if that thing is entangled in a relationship with anything else, it changes still, instantly.
  • if a turtle is entangled in the net, net roll should stop as soon as the turtle comes out of the water and should not start again until the turtle has been disentangled and released;
  • if a turtle is entangled in the net, net roll should stop as soon as the turtle comes out of the water and should not start again until the turtle has been disentangled and released,
  • Living with Henrik I was more and more entangled in what you have called role parts.
  • 2. If a sea turtle is entangled in the net, net roll shall stop as soon as the turtle comes out of the water and shall not start again until the turtle has been disentangled and released.
  • If a sea turtle is entangled in the net, net roll shall stop as soon as the turtle comes out of the water and shall not start again until the turtle has been disentangled and released.
  • I'm sorry to get Jaimie entangled in all this.
  • I won't be entangled in my own nets.
  • You are entangled in a web of lies.
  • Mr. Calvini cannot be entangled in your investigation...
  • Mr. Calvini cannot be entangled in your investigation nor can his participation in this discussion find its way to the press.
  • Okay, I... I think, you know, coming from somebody who is less emotionally entangled in...
  • You are becoming entangled in his net, but he is not worth obeying.
  • Did you get entangled in the eiderdown again?
  • At the moment, we are entangled in national rules, which leads to barriers to trade and legal inequality among consumers.
  • It would therefore be preferable for Europe not to become entangled in further rearguard action.
  • She was a brave, principled woman who found herself entangled in an insider trading scandal.
  • The foolish girl slipped from a horse and became entangled in the reins.
  • Meanwhile, James and I had become entangled in a bit of a dogfight.

Alternatives:

  • caught up in
  • embroiled in
  • involved in
  • ensnared in
  • trapped in

entangled with

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to describe being intertwined or caught up in a complex or confusing situation with someone or something else. It implies a sense of connection or involvement.

Examples:

  • The two companies were entangled with each other in a merger.
  • She felt entangled with conflicting emotions.
  • He was entangled with a group of troublemakers.
  • I never got entangled with any girl until I met you.
  • Become entangled with a more powerful opponent... and you are dead.
  • I was also rather entangled with a possessive German female.
  • Right, but you're emotionally entangled with the dealer.
  • So the warehouse exists in this universe, quantum entangled with the other one.
  • Like the two machines, it is quantum entangled with its counterpart.
  • I was also rather entangled with a possessive German female, Olga.
  • But the emotion turned, it twisted, became entangled with ambition.
  • So, don't get entangled with him; he is dangerous.
  • Shawna can only become entangled with something she can see.
  • How are we always getting entangled with the Cha family?
  • You can't move on while you're still entangled with an ex.
  • We found that banks that we thought were independent were completely entangled with other banks in different countries, and we have to deal with that problem.
  • I'm leaving because I don't want the people I love to be entangled with you, and I have only one regret that I couldn't save the person I love the most from you.
  • Kate, in your professional opinion, if a juror becomes romantically entangled with the defendant, would the judge then declare a mistrial, and maybe even release the defendant into my custody?
  • But the question is: is the crisis of the parties due to a lack of European parties, or is it due to the fact that the parties are involved and entangled with major economic interests and under the thrall of those interests, which they serve?
  • Make sure he doesn't face any problem by being entangled with you.

Alternatives:

  • intertwined with
  • involved with
  • caught up with
  • connected with
  • linked with

Related Comparisons

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