0 to catch or involve someone in something unpleasant or dangerous from which it is difficult to escape: --
Moreover, findings in this study suggest that girls, more than boys, who experienced enmeshed family patterns more often developed depressive symptoms, according to teacher ratings.
They depicted him as increasingly enmeshed in normative structures.
This is because each is necessarily enmeshed in a set of relationships that transcend its own economy.
This may potentially result in an overly enmeshed relationship without clear boundaries.
In the process they became essentially enmeshed with the most extreme and anti-modernist political conservatives.
We tend to think of the individual lone researcher, but the reality is more usually of an individual enmeshed in informative research and clinical networks.
To him, one inevitably finds oneself enmeshed in an iterative engagement of mind and place.
Overly diffuse boundaries may involve enmeshing or controlling interaction patterns.
