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intermeshed
This term describes a state of deep integration where separate elements are woven together so tightly that they cannot be easily distinguished or separated. It carries a strong connotation of structural interdependence, often evoking the image of gears or interlocking fibers where the movement or state of one part directly affects the others.
In technical or mechanical contexts, it refers to the physical engagement of teeth in gears. In social or abstract contexts, it describes complex relationships, systems, or ideas that are inextricably linked. It is more formal than "intertwined" and suggests a more precise, functional connection rather than a random or chaotic tangle.
Meanings
Examples
The two gears are perfectly intermeshed to ensure a smooth transfer of power.
Our personal lives have become so intermeshed that it is hard to tell where one ends and the other begins.
Our personal lives have become so intermeshed that it is hard to tell where one ends and the other begins.
The company's interests are deeply intermeshed with the local economy.
Check if the cogs are properly intermeshed before starting the machine.
Their fates were intermeshed by a series of tragic accidents.
The political and economic systems of the two nations are closely intermeshed.
I wonder if our destinies were always meant to be this intermeshed.
The intricate clockwork consists of dozens of intermeshed wheels.