"enmesh" is a word that can be used in written English.
It means to entangle or to intertwine. For example, "The branches of the tree had become enmeshed in the overgrown weeds."
Britain has managed to enmesh its own servicemen in the national export drive.
Hedge funds typically enmesh their operations closely with those of their prime broker and will often do much of their trading with the firm.
Tax breaks will make no difference to that but they may, the church fears, enmesh the welfare system in a tangle of government restrictions.
The chief Asian project will be to enmesh both countries into a broader set of economic and security norms, while ensuring a continued security presence for the United States, still the region's top dog in military terms.
It remains to be seen to what extent wiki software will provide a foundation for what some computer scientists refer to as Web 2.0, the web of social software that will enmesh users in both their real and virtual-reality workplaces.
The nets enmesh sharks from any direction; although they touch neither the surface nor the bottom and are spaced well apart, they provide effective control.
The light of child stars often fades, but with a role so mature, so enmeshed in the politics of a nation, it's hard to understand why nothing took off.
Filiu is convinced that by creating a vacuum, the west let radical Islamic networks based in the Gulf states become enmeshed in the Syrian quagmire – thus helping spread the ideology Isis thrives on.
There are hundreds of Indian groups from one end of the forest to the other – many of them now enmeshed in legal cases or "integration projects" or other demoralising fiascos – but those that most often capture international attention (ironically) are the uncontacted.
There are more think-tanks in Washington than ever before, and they are more enmeshed with the machinery of power.
Stolichnaya would have been less expensive, and the brand is less developed, which gives it greater growth potential, but the deal became enmeshed with political machinations around Russia's recent elections.
