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tangled
[tang-guhld]
adjective
snarled, interlaced, or mixed up.
tangled thread.
very complicated, intricate, or involved.
tangled bureaucratic procedures.
Example Sentences
In an essay for the Intercept unpacking the tangled backstory of the five dozen or so Afrikaners recently welcomed as refugees by the U.S.,
The Fried Chicken Club salad doesn’t mess around either — crispy fried chicken crackling with every bite, tangled in mixed greens, smoky shards of bacon and bold blue cheese crumbles.
A stunned Wilzek, spotting a familiar face, reports that “time had become tangled like a film reel.”
One of Japan's busiest bullet train lines came to a halt after a snake tangled itself in a power line, causing a power outage.
It was not, she repeatedly emphasized, an attempt to promote vaccination, a once-common practice now tangled in layers of political, social and cultural debate — or, for that matter, to dissuade anyone from getting vaccinated.
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