embroiling's Usage Examples:

"Chick-fil-A CEO Dan Cathy regrets embroiling family chain in gay rights debate".

on the December 12, 2013 edition of Impact Wrestling, saving ODB and embroiling in a feud with Gail Kim and her associate, Lei"D Tapa.

For many Cameroonian nationalists, embroiling oneself in the war was not an immediate inclination.

Throughout the operation, The "Good Guys" have an unfortunate habit of embroiling into their calamitous world some of the country"s best-known celebrities.

Zanzibar, who meets an American embassy employee while in Dar es Salaam, embroiling them both in a terrorist conspiracy.

the Daily Express rated the book 3/5, calling it "an intriguing tale embroiling southern redneck militia and Nascar racing.

statement, the SCA did not address internal religious conflicts, often embroiling the Jewish religious community.

marriage to the wealthy Oriana; the second is to bring down the Duke by embroiling him in a quarrel with the violent nobleman Sciarrha.

After Walter made the relationship public, Roger reacted by embroiling Walter in judicial case that ended with Walter"s eyes being gouged out.

out of prison and proposes that they extort more money from Harry by embroiling Mary in a scandal.

Lennon and Starr were members of the Hollywood Vampires drinking club, embroiling themselves in a number of widely publicized, alcohol-fueled incidents.

Customs investigators had used the name "Tholian Web" for a technique for embroiling child porn enthusiasts in internet conversations to trick them into illegal.

The Attlee government believed that there was a serious possibility that Joseph Stalin had ordered the North Korean invasion of South Korea with the aim of embroiling the United States in Asia in order to launch a Soviet invasion of Western Europe.

Synonyms:

sweep up, involve, sweep, drag in, tangle, drag,

Antonyms:

unsnarl, dissuade, stay in place, exhale, push,