1. to twist or wind together; to intertwine
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'intwine'
2. to blend or combine closely; to unite in a complex way
Usage: figurative use

Examples

• The vines intwines around the wooden trellis in the garden.
• She intwines her fingers with his as they walk together.
• The two stories intwines themes of love and loss throughout the novel.
• The rope intwines with the cable to form a stronger bond.
• Their lives intwines in unexpected ways after that fateful meeting.
• The artist intwines different colors to create a beautiful pattern.