inextricably

inextricable | American Dictionary

inextricable
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ˌɪn·ɪkˈstrɪk·ə·bəl, ɪˈnek·strɪ·kə-/
unable to be separated, freed, or escaped from:
There's an inextricable bond between twins.

inextricably

adverbus/ˌɪn·ɪkˈstrɪk·ə·bli, ɪˈnek·strɪ·kə-/
The Louis Armstrong legend is inextricably linked with his recordings.

Examples of inextricable

inextricable
Evidently, vocoder tracks vividly highlight the inextricable bond between subjectivity and mechanisation.
The inextricable links between health (or illness) and people's human/natural environments create a basis for an ecological approach to health.
The women described many symptoms and their explanations for the symptoms were an inextricable component of their experience of them.
The women's explanations for symptoms were an inextricable component of their experience of them.
This is evident in the fact that rural films demonstrate an uneasy yet inextricable link between town and country.
The urge to take a stance demonstrates in the starkest of terms the inextricable linkage of archaeology with values.
Because ghosts are inextricable from what we already know, they are usually excluded from surveys of popular monsters.
Many of the representations which conspire in the semantics from which language is inextricable, in vision, in motor action, in emotion, are analogue representations.
The reigning tonal gesture thus creates an inextricable, vicious cycle, a perfect foil for the hollow, elusive release which taunts the junkie.
Language and semantics are inextricable and thus we need functional, naturalistic, communicative situations for learning.
They were songwriters from the very start and that was an inextricable part of their stardom.
It was noted that there is an inextricable network between the pharmaceutical industry and regulatory authorities.
The truth is that ritual is not an optional preface to, but an inextricable part of, the entire art of puppetry, which is fundamentally holistic.
In a few birds, inextricable knots of worms were found occluding the hepatic portal system, indicating an immune response to adult worms.
Inextricable from discussions of exploitation was the process of defining who was a good citizen and belonged to the nation, and who the enemy was.
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