1. tangled, twisted, or caught in a confused or complicated way
Usage: archaic or literary; often used to describe physical entanglement or metaphorical confusion

Examples

• The fishing line was embrangled around the rocks.
• Her hair became embrangled in the thorny branches.
• The vines grew embrangled across the old fence.
• His thoughts were embrangled in confusion and doubt.
• The rope lay embrangled on the deck after the storm.