What is another word for embroilment?
Pronunciation:
[ ɛmbɹˈɔ͡ɪlmənt], [ ɛmbɹˈɔɪlmənt], [ ɛ_m_b_ɹ_ˈɔɪ_l_m_ə_n_t]
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Synonyms for Embroilment:
n.
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- participate,
- involvement,
- free.
- dis cords,
- dis harmonies,
- dis-cords,
- have go at each other,
- have a go each other,
- mis-understanding,
- dis-cord,
- have go each other,
- dis-harmonies,
- difference opinion,
- mis understandings,
- dis-harmony,
- mis understanding,
- dis harmony,
- dis cord,
- mis-understandings.
- de bate,
- de-bates,
- dis-agreement,
- dis-agreements,
- dis agreements,
- up roars,
- up roar,
- de bates,
- flareup,
- up-roar,
- dis agreement,
- up-roars,
- de-bate.
- regret,
- entailment,
- miff,
- imbroglio,
- situation,
- rumble,
- mixup,
- controversy,
- squabblings,
- flacks,
- have a go at each other,
- altercation,
- flak,
- spat,
- dissention,
- set-to,
- scrimmage,
- flare up,
- wranglings,
- embranglement,
- clash,
- knock-down-drag-out,
- ensnarement,
- dispute,
- entrapment,
- entanglement,
- enmeshment,
- set to,
- flack,
- bickerings,
- setto,
- entrapments.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- broil,
- swirl,
- discomposure,
- twitter,
- dust,
- fanaticism,
- fuss,
- affray,
- bustle,
- foment,
- polemic,
- derangement,
- fracas,
- jitters,
- breeze,
- cast,
- upset,
- melee,
- contrive,
- disarrangement,
- web,
- boil,
- row,
- fume,
- hurry-scurry,
- dustup,
- snarl,
- battle royal,
- stir,
- helter-skelter,
- riot,
- Nervosity,
- drop,
- unrest,
- hurry,
- fever,
- passage of arms,
- bear garden,
- shine,
- action,
- bluster,
- involution,
- fire fight,
- vendetta,
- Randan,
- feud,
- ruction,
- fury,
- squall,
- rage,
- bother,
- ruckus,
- pother,
- fermentation,
- confuse,
- shindy,
- trepidation,
- tussle,
- pandemonium,
- roil,
- donnybrook,
- discombobulate,
- struggle,
- hand-to-hand combat,
- callithump,
- furor,
- zealousness,
- restlessness,
- rough-and-tumble,
- furore,
- tumult,
- vortex,
- razzle-dazzle,
- anarchy,
- confusion,
- ebullience,
- rumpus,
- turmoil,
- feverishness,
- to-do,
- crucify,
- armored combat,
- commotion,
- Tumultuation,
- churn,
- agitation,
- flurry,
- Yeastiness,
- rampage,
- turbulence,
- make,
- befuddle,
- moil,
- stupefy,
- throw,
- zeal,
- effervescence,
- fluster,
- roughhouse,
- shed,
- rhubarb,
- scuffle,
- whirl,
- Logomachy,
- uproar,
- foofaraw,
- brabble,
- hassle,
- hoopla,
- jumpiness,
- scramble,
- unease,
- rout,
- blood feud,
- disquiet,
- storminess,
- nervousness,
- fidgets,
- bickering,
- tempestuousness,
- mix-up,
- tug-of-war,
- Ebullition,
- turbidity,
- strife,
- have,
- malaise,
- skirmish,
- words,
- tumultuousness,
- passion,
- inquietude,
- brush,
- fuddle,
- cacophony,
- fomentation,
- excitement,
- embroil,
- Bobbery,
- contention,
- sharp words,
- pell-mell,
- maze,
- brouhaha,
- hurl,
- chaos,
- Trepidity,
- Rixation,
- Rowdydow,
- aerial combat,
- falling out,
- Touse,
- bedevil,
- disturbance,
- fraction,
- revolution,
- eddy,
- flap,
- maelstrom,
- ruffle,
- wrangle,
- hubbub,
- pitched battle,
- clash of arms,
- disorder,
- swirling,
- cockfight,
- bewilder,
- ado,
- disquietude,
- Embroiling,
- dogfight,
- Stour,
- bicker,
- collision,
- Tauromachy,
- bemuse,
- give,
- boiling,
- seethe,
- ferment,
- thrust,
- battle,
- frenzy,
- trouble,
- wildness,
- Pudder,
- bullfight,
- convulsion,
- hurly-burly,
- racket,
- confound,
- piece of work,
- free-for-all,
- combat,
- nerviness,
- perturbation,
- whirlwind,
- seething,
- frustrate.
How to use "Embroilment" in context?
What is embroilment?
Embroilment is an important legal term that is used to describe the situation where two or more parties are legally connected to one another. This type of connection can arise from a variety of sources, including contract, warranty, and tort law.
When two or more parties are connected to one another in this way, it can create a number of legal challenges. For example, an insurance company may have to pay out claim even if the policyholder was at fault in an accident.
Word of the Day
- Synonyms:
- comblike, acerate, acerose, ailing, arbor, barbellate, biting, briery, bristled, bristly.
