1. to involve someone or something in conflict, trouble, or complicated circumstances
Usage: third person singular present tense of ’embroil’

Examples

• The scandal embroils several high-ranking officials.
• She always embroils herself in other people’s arguments.
• The controversy embroils the entire school district.
• His careless comment embroils the team in unnecessary drama.
• The lawsuit embroils both companies in lengthy legal proceedings.
• The politician’s statement embroils him in a heated debate.