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Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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The 2017 Coach of the Year was perhaps more intertwined with his team’s playing style than any other coach in the league.EVERYTHING SHOULD BE ON THE TABLE FOR THE HOUSTON ROCKETS. EVEN JAMES HARDEN’S FUTURE.CHRIS HERRING (CHRIS.HERRING@FIVETHIRTYEIGHT.COM)SEPTEMBER 14, 2020FIVETHIRTYEIGHT
Symbiotic relationships between bacteria and multicellular organisms are everywhere in nature, but some are more intricately intertwined than others.HOW TWO BECAME ONE: ORIGINS OF A MYSTERIOUS SYMBIOSIS FOUNDVIVIANE CALLIERSEPTEMBER 9, 2020QUANTA MAGAZINE
I’ve always said living and livelihood are intertwined here in Nashville, in New York, in Los Angeles, in Ohio, in Minnesota, all over this country.FULL TRANSCRIPT: TOMI LAHREN ON ‘THE CARLOS WATSON SHOW’DANIEL MALLOYAUGUST 31, 2020OZY
You’d be surprised to find how intertwined it is with our everyday lives.ONEREPUBLIC’S RYAN TEDDER ON LAUNCHING A HEMP-INFUSED SPARKLING WATER BRANDRACHEL KINGAUGUST 24, 2020FORTUNE
The company and its location are deeply intertwined in my associations, and that’s true of everywhere I’ve ever worked.WITHOUT AN OFFICE, WHAT DEFINES A WORKPLACE?JOHN SHAWJULY 27, 2020QUARTZ
At her bosom she wore a great brooch, containing intertwined locks of a grandfather and grandmother long since defunct.THE JOYOUS ADVENTURES OF ARISTIDE PUJOLWILLIAM J. LOCKE
Pale as a ghost, her fingers intertwined in a convulsive grip, she knelt by her cousin's bed and told her shameful story.THE PIT TOWN CORONET, VOLUME II (OF 3)CHARLES JAMES WILLS
Although often intertwined and confused with one another, they were, nevertheless, essentially and fundamentally distinct.THE TWO GREAT REPUBLICS: ROME AND THE UNITED STATESJAMES HAMILTON LEWIS
For better or for worse, our destinies have been tragically intertwined,—how tragically, I alone know.THE WASTED GENERATIONOWEN JOHNSON
Mary and her brothers led the way with Lily, Sue and Clarice following slowly behind with arms intertwined.QUICKSILVER SUELAURA ELIZABETH HOWE RICHARDS
SYNONYM OF THE DAY
JUNE 14, 2021
WORDS RELATED TO INTERTWINED
- accompanying
- affiliated
- affixed
- akin
- allied
- amalgamated
- associated
- attached
- banded
- blended
- bracketed
- cemented
- cognate
- combined
- confederated
- conjoined
- conjugated
- connected
- coupled
- entwined
- federated
- fused
- inseparable
- interallied
- interclasped
- interdependent
- interfused
- intermixed
- intertwined
- involved
- married
- merged
- mingled
- mixed
- paired
- put together
- related
- stuck together
- touching
- unified
- united
- wedded
- welded
- affiliated
- agnate
- akin
- alike
- allied
- analogous
- associated
- cognate
- complementary
- concomitant
- connate
- connatural
- consanguine
- convertible
- correlated
- correspondent
- dependent
- enmeshed
- fraternal
- germane
- in the same category
- in touch with
- incident
- interchangeable
- interconnected
- interdependent
- interrelated
- intertwined
- interwoven
- joint
- knit together
- like
- linked
- mutual
- of that ilk
- parallel
- pertinent
- reciprocal
- relevant
- similar
- tied up
- affiliated
- agnate
- akin
- alike
- allied
- analogous
- associated
- cognate
- complementary
- concomitant
- connate
- connatural
- consanguine
- convertible
- correlated
- correspondent
- dependent
- enmeshed
- fraternal
- germane
- in the same category
- in touch with
- incident
- interchangeable
- interconnected
- interdependent
- interrelated
- intertwined
- interwoven
- joint
- knit together
- like
- linked
- mutual
- of that ilk
- parallel
- pertinent
- reciprocal
- relevant
- similar
- tied up
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.