Enmesh (verb)

1. To entangle or trap someone or something in a mesh or web.
2. To involve or entangle someone or something in a complex or undesirable situation.

Origin:

From en- + mesh.

Examples:

1. The bird was enmeshed in the net and couldn't fly away.
2. He was enmeshed in a web of lies and deceit.
3. The company was enmeshed in a scandal involving fraud.
4. She was enmeshed in a difficult situation with her family.
5. The company was enmeshed in a legal battle with the government.