Disentangle

/ˌdɪsɪnˈtæŋɡl/
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Literal Use

Used for actual physical entanglements like ropes, wires, or hair.

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He worked patiently to disentangle the fishing line.
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Metaphoric Complexity

Often used metaphorically for puzzles, problems, or complex situations needing solutions.

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The detective needed to disentangle the web of lies.
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Non-physical Obstacles

Can refer to non-physical things that are difficult, like emotions or ideas.

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They attempted to disentangle their feelings before continuing the discussion.
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