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Meanings of inextricable in English
Portuguese
insolúvel Catalan
inextricable Not permitting extrication; incapable of being disentangled or untied.
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Usage of inextricable in English
1
The men of the different regiments became mingled together in inextricable confusion.
2
A thousand troubled and confused ideas jostled one another in inextricable confusion.
3
As we see them to-day, the windows are in almost inextricable confusion.
4
I see nothing but inextricable confusion in the attempt-confusion, difficulty, and defeat.
5
Our regiment is mixed up with other regiments in an inextricable fashion.
6
Too late I remembered that I was already enslaved by inextricable obligations.
7
But there's an inextricable link between people and trees, especially old trees.
8
What was for me an inextricable puzzle has become clear as day.
9
They ride horses at night, and tangle their manes into inextricable knots.
10
After whatever manner you answer this question, you run into inextricable difficulties.
11
For ten days or so Vignon had struggled on amidst inextricable obstacles.
12
Why are not all organic beings blended together in an inextricable chaos?
13
The landscape is barren in the inextricable simplicity of the daylight.
14
But it is impossible; your hands and arms are caught in inextricable folds.
15
Gender is inextricable in almost every discussion we have about power.
16
Thus the ecclesiastical polity of the realm was in inextricable confusion.
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