1. to twist or wind together; to intertwine
Usage: often used with 'with' or as a reflexive verb; literary or formal register
2. to link or connect closely; to unite
Usage: figurative use; often describes abstract concepts or relationships

Examples

• The vines intwine around the wooden trellis.
• Their fingers intwined as they walked through the garden.
• The two stories intwine to create a complex narrative.
• Rope and ribbon were intwined to form a decorative border.
• Their lives became intwined after years of friendship.
• The dancers' movements intwined gracefully across the stage.