inextricability

It was almost agony, the confusion, the inextricability.

Artphilohistocritisophory The inextricability of a work of art seems to be the theme of criticism now.

In other way, for Ian Barnard, any consideration of sexuality must include inextricability with racialized subjectivities.

And on the inextricability of communal life to the process of spiritual awakening: "Enlightenment as a conspiracy of friends."

Irish drama provides "a case study in the inextricability of literature and politics," said Prof. Michael Cadden, who teaches Irish theater at Princeton, because so many plays articulated the desire for independence from Britain.