The unexpected expenses could ensnarl us in financial problems.
legal battle
Frequency:
65
%
The company found itself ensnared in a lengthy legal battle.
political debate
Frequency:
60
%
The controversial decision may ensnarl the government in a political debate.
emotional turmoil
Frequency:
50
%
The breakup ensnared her in emotional turmoil.
Idiomatic Expressions for ensnarl
Phrase: ensnarl in controversy
Meaning: to become involved in a situation that is contentious or disputed
Usage: The politician became ensnarled in controversy after making controversial remarks.