1. catching or trapping in or as if in a mesh; entangling
Usage: present participle of enmesh
2. involving or drawing someone into a complicated or difficult situation
Usage: present participle of enmesh; figurative use

Examples

• The fishing net was enmeshing schools of fish in the harbor.
• She found herself enmeshing in a web of lies and deception.
• The vines were enmeshing the old fence, making it difficult to see through.
• He worried about enmeshing his family in his legal troubles.
• The roots were enmeshing the foundation of the house.
• Corporate corruption was enmeshing government officials at every level.