entangled in Latin
entangled in Latin is inexpedītus — entangled means twisted together or caught up in something, physically or figuratively.
entangled in Latin
inexpedītus
(figurative) Confused or complicated.
What does "entangled" mean?
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adjective Twisted together or caught up in something, physically or figuratively.
"The kite string got entangled in the tree branches."
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entangled in a sentence
- The kite string got entangled in the tree branches.
- He found himself entangled in a messy legal dispute.
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What is "entangled" in Latin?
"entangled" in Latin is inexpedītus. entangled means: Twisted together or caught up in something, physically or figuratively.
How do you use "entangled" in a sentence?
Example: "The kite string got entangled in the tree branches." In Latin, "entangled" is inexpedītus.
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