What is another word for more ensnared?
Pronunciation: [mˈɔːɹ ɛnsnˈe͡əd] (IPA) 
The word "ensnared" means to be caught or trapped in a difficult situation, often without any escape. When we add "more" before "ensnared", it means that the situation has become even more challenging and complicated. There are several synonyms we can use instead of "more ensnared", such as "stuck", "trapped", "entangled", "immobilized", "captivated", "implicated", "enmeshed", and "embroiled". These words convey a sense of being caught or held back in a way that is difficult or impossible to break free from. The use of synonyms can help make our writing more varied and interesting and can also help us communicate our ideas more effectively.
