1. in a way that cannot be separated, untangled, or escaped from

Examples

• The two issues are inextricably linked and must be addressed together.
• Her identity was inextricably bound to her cultural heritage.
• The company’s success is inextricably tied to consumer confidence.
• Economic growth and environmental protection are inextricably connected.
• The characters’ fates become inextricably intertwined throughout the novel.
• His reputation was inextricably damaged by the scandal.