Definition

To twist or wind something in and out, often in a complex or intricate manner.

Example

The artist decided to intort the vines around the trellis to create a beautiful display.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Have you ever tried to intort a vine for your garden?

No, I haven't, but it sounds interesting!

It's a great way to make your plants look more artistic.

I should give it a shot; it's nice to add some flair to the garden.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

This word originates from Latin 'intortus', meaning twisted or turned inwards. The prefix 'in-' (meaning in or into) combined with 'torere' (meaning to twist) gives the sense of something being twisted inwards.

Memory Tip

Imagine something being 'twisted inwards' — 'in-' means into, and 'torere' means to twist.

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