[adjective] - unable to be separated, freed or escaped frominextricable economic difficultiesHe believed there were inextricable links between poverty, environmental degradation and military activity.There were pages of information but the facts were virtually inextricable from irrelevant details.Our knowledge of things is inextricable from the language we use.
INEXTRICABLE
Meaning of INEXTRICABLE in English
Cambridge English vocab. Кембриджский английский словарь. 2012