embrangle in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Sample Sentences

1. The complex plot of the novel began to embrangle the main character in a web of deceit.
2. As the debate progressed, the politicians continued to embrangle their arguments, leading to more confusion among the audience.
3. Her attempts to help seemed to only embrangle the situation further, causing more chaos instead of clarity.
4. In the intricate dance of negotiation, both parties risked to embrangle their positions rather than finding common ground.
5. The artist's abstract style often seemed to embrangle the viewer's understanding, inviting multiple interpretations.