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tangledadjective having many parts or aspects that are usually interrelatedit helps to have a lawyer to sort out the tangled contracts that home buyers typically have to contend with baroque, byzantine, complex, complicate, complicated, convoluted, daedal, elaborate, intricate, involute, involved, knotty, labyrinthian, labyrinthine, sophisticated overcomplex, overcomplicatedcomposite, compound, heterogeneous, mixed, multibranched, multifaceted, multifarious, multipart, variedchallenging, difficult, toughimpenetrable, incomprehensible, inexplicable, Kafkaesque, unfathomable, unintelligible noncomplex, noncomplicated, plain, simple, uncomplicated oversimplified, simplified, simplistichomogeneous, uniform, unvaried to catch or hold as if in a netwas at last tangled in the web of lies that he had told to everyone caught up, enmeshed(also immeshed), ensnared, ensnarled, entangled, entoiled, entrapped, meshed, netted, snared, trapped bagged, birdlimed, captured, collaredembroiled, implicated, involved, mired disentangled, untangled detached, disengaged, extricatedcleared, freed, liberated to twist together into a usually confused massthat darn cat tangled the yarn I was trying to knit with entangled, interlaced, intertwined, intertwisted, interwove(also interweaved), knotted, snarled jumbled, scrabbled, scrambledbraided, enlaced, entwined, entwisted, inwove(also inweaved), plaited, twined, wound(also winded), wove(or weaved), wreathed, writhed disentangled, unsnarled, untangled, untwined, untwisted unknotted, unraveled, unscrambledunwove in 1596 |