Definition

To twist or weave together in a way that they are connected or intertwined.

Example

The vines began to entwine around the old tree.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Have you noticed how the vines entwine around the fence in the garden?

Yeah, it looks really beautiful when they do that.

I love how they entwine and create a natural decoration.

Me too! It gives the whole place a cozy vibe.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

To twist or weave together, often in a way that makes them connected or intertwined.

Example

The vines entwine around the tree trunk, creating a beautiful natural design.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Have you seen how the vines entwine around the old tree in the park?

Yeah, it's beautiful! It looks like nature's artwork.

I love how they entwine so perfectly; it makes the tree look magical.

Root Explanation

**Entwine** → It is formed from "en-" (meaning to cause to be in) and "twine" (from Old English *twīnan*, meaning to twist or turn). The word "entwine" means to cause to be twisted together or to interlace.

Memory Tip

Think of causing something to be 'in' a twist — 'en-' means to cause to be in, and 'twine' means to twist. This helps you remember that entwine means to twist things together.

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