Definition

To entangle or involve in a complicated situation or network.

Example

The fisherman tried to immesh the net around the fish to catch them more easily.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I feel like my schedule is starting to immesh with my personal life.

That sounds tough! Have you thought about setting some boundaries?

Yeah, I think I need to find a better balance so things don’t immesh too much.

For sure! It’s important to keep work and life separate.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'immesh' originates from Old English 'immescan', meaning to enclose or to surround. It describes the act of enclosing something within a mesh or net-like structure.

Memory Tip

Think of 'enclosing' something within a 'mesh' — that's why 'immesh' means to surround or enclose.

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