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Definition
It means being deeply and incompatibly intertwined or connected.
Examples
- The politician’s reputation was inextricably linked to the scandal.
- The company’s success is inextricably tied to its innovative approach.
Synonyms
- Intimately
- Deeply
- Inseparably
- Essentially
Antonyms
- Separately
- Independently
- EXTERNALLY
- Distictly
Etymology
The word comes from the Latin words ‘inextricabilis,’ meaning ‘impossible to disentangle,’ and the suffix ‘-ably,’ which is used to form adverbs.
Additional Information
The word ‘inextricably’ is used in various contexts, such as politics, business, and relationships. It describes a situation or state where two or more entities are closely tied together, making it challenging to separate them.
In personal relationships, being inextricably linked to someone might imply a strong emotional connection or dependency. On the other hand, in business, it could imply a deep financial or operational connection.
The word is often used in negative contexts, such as in discussions of problematic relationships or unhealthy dependencies. However, it can also be used in positive contexts, such as describing a strong bond between people or entities.
Usage Notes
The word ‘inextricably’ is used to describe a situation or state where two or more entities are deeply and incompatibly intertwined or connected.
When using the word, consider the context and the intended meaning. Be aware that the word can have different connotations depending on the situation.
Cultural References
The word ‘inextricably’ has been used in various cultural references, including literature, film, and music.
For example, in literature, authors like Jane Austen and the Brontë sisters have used the word to describe complex relationships.
In film, the word has been used to describe the bond between characters, such as in the movie ‘The Social Network,’ where the protagonist’s reputation is inextricably linked to the creation of Facebook.
Idiomatic Expressions or Phrases
There are several idiomatic expressions that include the word ‘inextricably.’
- ‘Inextricably linked’: This phrase describes a situation or state where two or more entities are deeply and incompatibly intertwined or connected.
- ‘Tied up with’: This phrase describes a situation or state where two or more entities are inextricably linked, often in a way that makes it challenging to separate them.
- ‘Inextricably bound’: This phrase describes a situation or state where two or more entities are deeply and incompatibly intertwined or connected.
Related Words or Phrases
There are several words and phrases that are related to ‘inextricably,’ including:
- Intertwined
- Interconnected
- Linked
- Bound
Collocations
The word ‘inextricably’ can be used with various collocations, including:
- ‘Inextricably linked to’
- ‘Inextricably tied to’
- ‘Inextricably bound to’
Frequency of Use
The word ‘inextricably’ is not as commonly used as other words in the English language.
However, it is still widely used in various contexts, including literature, film, and everyday conversations.
Common Misspellings
There are several common misspellings of the word ‘inextricably,’ including:
- ‘Extricably’
- ‘Intricably’
- ‘Extricabily’