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The phrase "becomes enmeshed" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase implies that someone or something has become tangled or entangled in a difficult situation. For example, you could say "The family became enmeshed in a web of legal trouble."
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Africa is at risk of becoming, among other things, a continent of lost stories as nation after nation becomes enmeshed not only in warfare but in the fight against AIDS.
A national security apparatus that becomes enmeshed with the political image-making machine.
The more she attempts to overthrow Vizcaya, the more she becomes enmeshed in its web.
While studying at the Songwarts School, he becomes enmeshed in a mystery involving stolen voices.
One becomes enmeshed in a web of intrigue, conspiracies, confidences, dangers..."...
With Russian agents lurking in England, Gaddis soon becomes enmeshed in the battle between Moscow and London.
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And, over time, the Chinese understanding of American taste became enmeshed in Chinese immigrants' own untethering from the old country in the process of becoming "American".
The two men's fates become enmeshed.
And some, including Global Crossing and Qwest Communications, became enmeshed in S.E.C. investigations.
At times the two sets of guests became enmeshed.
In 1991, Sununu became enmeshed in a scandal over using government planes for personal trips.
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