Intertwined is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTERTWINED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INTERTWINE, to unite by twining one with another
• twist or twine together
• connect or link (two or more things) closely

Words related to INTERTWINED

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How to use INTERTWINED in a sentence

• His shoulders, too, were striped with red paint, and feathers were intertwined with his mane and tail, while the bridle was decorated with various jingling ornaments.
• At any rate, these memorable events are distinctly intertwined in my mind.
• Irish blood and romance will always be mysteriously intertwined.
• The schools reach parents, the schools reach pastors, the schools reach the people, the schools are intertwined with all the church life that has any hope in it.
• On the walls were portraits of Washington and General Bolivar, and intertwined with the Stars and Stripes, the vividly coloured banners of the South American nations.
• La Petite could feel the twitch of it in the wiry fingers that were intertwined with her own.
• This cacique, whose fortunes now began to be intertwined with ours, had his likeness, so far as went state and custom, to that Cuban chieftain whom Luis Torres and I had visited.
• And these graces and this deficiency appear to be inextricably intertwined, and in the circumstances conspire tragically against her.
• It meant the amalgamation of two hearts that became so intertwined with roots that nothing earthly could pull them asunder.
• Intertwined with this strange story is a tale of the conflict between a capitalist and the villagers whom his gold-sifting machinery has ruined.
• They are of considerable interest as showing how closely Buddhist and Brahmanic rites are intertwined in Siamese family life.
• At every step the sympathy and life experiences from without the school should be intertwined with school acquisitions.
• The rushes are laid close together side by side and bound together at long intervals by cords intertwined across.
• The heavy series of strands or parts were held together side by side by the intertwined strands placed far apart, a common practice yet among native mat-makers.
• The village was composed of huts, made of sticks closely intertwined, and covered with the skins of animals.
• But it was so intertwined with the traditional faith of the populace, and so gratifying to their social propensities, that it was a long time before it could be suppressed.
• In England, as a matter of fact, the powers of the legislative and the executive were intertwined.
• In all ways was it intertwined with the expression of her mouth.
• On the back of the pin was braided hair, and letters curiously intertwined.
• He tries to stop himself from thinking of her, which is difficult for him since all his years are in some respect intertwined around her.
• They sweep the whole material universe and are intertwined most closely with all social and passionate forces, with their incalculable mechanical springs.
• Hence the second kind of supplement offered to science, so that revelations with which moral life has been intertwined may find a place beside or beyond science.
• Grass and weeds choked up the pathway between the two houses, and brambles and branches of low shrubs intertwined across it, as though they would bar all communication forever.
• Different as we may conceive magic and religion to be, the fact remains that at first they grow up intertwined together.
• The two wrestled back and forth, their hands intertwined.
• He turned sidewise in his chair and, resting one arm on the back, intertwined the fingers of both hands, and smoked at large ease.
• Amroth knocked at the gate, a low door, adorned with some vague and ghastly sculptures, things like worms and huddled forms drearily intertwined.
• Around the head of the second are fastened a few empty, broken ears of grain intertwined with withered blades of grass.
• He was apprenticed to his father, and the two were bound together by the tie of companionship and friendship, intertwined with filial and paternal love.
• However intertwined with them, we are separate from them, and we are just so much intertwined with them that the separation from them is agony, even if it is not death.
• From childhood our hearts have been intertwined, and death only has the power to tear them apart.
• In our daily activity voluntary and involuntary attention are always intertwined.
• In our mind past and future become intertwined with the present.
• The photoplay can show in intertwined scenes everything which our mind embraces.

Similar words containing TERTWIN without suffix ed and without prefix in

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