intwine

[ in-twahyn ]

verb (used with or without object)

, in·twined, in·twin·ing.

1. entwine.

intwine

/ ɪnˈtwaɪn /

verb

1. a less common spelling of entwine

Derived Forms

• inˈtwinement, noun

Other Words From

• in·twinement noun

Example Sentences

The three friends founded their first company, a software consulting firm called Intwine, at nearby Reston Town Center.

From Washington Post

They moved to New York when Intwine was acquired.

From Washington Post

Intwine Connect is developing technology platforms for monitoring and managing business-critical performance data, energy management applications and indoor air quality, among other things.

From Forbes

“The ability to connect devices to each other and to the cloud will be essential for businesses of all kinds and their consumers,” says Dave Martin, founder and CEO of Intwine Connect.

From Forbes

There’s a VGo telepresence robot, a bike clip monitor made by Wimm Labs, and a sensor made by Intwine that can detect humidity data in a room and even paint fumes, and relay it to the web in real time.

From Forbes