Third-person singular present tense of ensnarl; tangles or twists something into a confused mass.
From 'ensnarl' with the third-person singular present suffix '-s,' following standard English verb conjugation.
Like 'ensnare,' the verb 'ensnarl' allows writers to describe predicaments without naming a personal agent—'bureaucracy ensnarls the applicant'—which can paradoxically both obscure and reveal systemic injustice.
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