Entangled
Entangled adjective - Twisted together in a tangled mass.
Hard and entangled are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hard" instead an adjective "Entangled".
Nearby Words: entanglement, entangling
Mutual synonyms
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After many incidents (mainly getting entangled in a holy war over which end to open a hard-boiled egg), he escapes on a raft, returning to England.
Source: Literature / Gulliver's Travels -
The Chessmaster: Even after his many years as Kingpin of Crime of Hell's Kitchen, Wilson Fisk had so thoroughly entangled his criminal enterprises with legitimate business that there is NO hard evidence with which to prosecute him after his arrest.
Source: Comicbook / Daredevil
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