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Fate22 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Intermingle

After walking through the intermingled branches of the two oak trees, we found ourselves in a vast grassy meadow.

Is this a correct expression?Can we use the verb "intermingle" for branches of trees?

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'intermingled' seems a little unusual to me in that context, but not wrong. Other choices are 'intertwined' and 'interwoven'. CJ

— CalifJim

  • 'intermingled' seems a little unusual to me in that context, but not wrong.
  • Other choices are 'intertwined' and 'interwoven'.
  • CJ
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'intermingled' seems a little unusual to me in that context, but not wrong.

Other choices are 'intertwined' and 'interwoven'.

CJ

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