1. the quality or state of being impossible to disentangle, escape from, or resolve
Usage: abstract noun; formal register

Examples

• The inextricability of the two issues made it difficult for lawmakers to address them separately.
• She felt trapped by the inextricability of her family obligations and personal ambitions.
• The inextricability of fact and fiction in the novel challenged readers to question what was real.
• Philosophers have long debated the inextricability of mind and body.
• The inextricability of the knot meant it had to be cut rather than untied.