verb
definition
To twine something together.
definition
To become twined together.
noun
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The pattern or motion of something that intertwines.
Examples of intertwining in a Sentence
And like the profuse intertwining vines, this Garden of Eden weaves a magic spell that blinds love forever.
Dragon Challenge -- The wild ride offered by the twin-inverted roller coasters take visitors on high-speed intertwining ride across the sky.
Premiering in 1987, the show focuses on the intertwining lives of the Forrester and Logan families, although for many years, the only Logan on screen was Brooke Logan (Katherine Kelly Lang).
Any DVD release of All My Children would have to include Erica (Susan Lucci) storylines from her groundbreaking abortion in 1973 to the birth of Miranda to the intertwining storylines dealing with her father Eric Kane.
Intertwining roses surrounding a heart, for example, is a common tattoo theme shared by couples.
Possible variations to designs include adding a person's name to the tattoo or intertwining another design along with the heart and rose.
Parisians appreciate nothing if not aesthetics, and according to the popular opinion of the artists of the day, a huge tower of intertwining metal did not add to the aesthetics of the Parisian landscape.
It may sound unusual, but when it's combined with the dark lenses and gold intertwining "C" logo, the overall look is darkly elegant.
Since 1959, the Matterhorn Bobsleds have taken riders throughout a darkened Swiss alps via two intertwining steel coasters.
Each fungus will have vast numbers of these hyphae, all intertwining to make up a tangled web called the mycelium.