Embroil

The gossip columnist loves to embroil celebrities in rumors and controversies.

The new regulations will only embroil the process further.

The lawyer's aggressive cross-examination only served to embroil the witness further.

The long and heated debate only served to embroil the family in bitter disagreements over the inheritance.

The online troll intentionally spread misinformation to embroil people in heated online debates.

The vengeful ex-partner tried to embroil the innocent person in a false accusation.

His long-winded explanation only served to embroil the students in confusion.

The conflicting testimonies from witnesses only served to embroil the court case.

The teacher's convoluted explanation only served to embroil the students in confusion during the math class.

The teacher's complex lesson plan only served to embroil the students in confusion.

The lawyer's aggressive cross-examination tactics only served to embroil the witness further in the complex web of lies.

The power-hungry dictator sought to embroil neighboring countries in a territorial dispute.

The journalist's investigative reporting aims to embroil corrupt politicians in public scrutiny.

The tabloid reporter fabricated stories to embroil celebrities in controversies.

The cunning spy tried to embroil the unsuspecting diplomat in a web of deceit.

The detective tried to embroil the suspect in a web of lies during the interrogation.

The provocative article is intended to embroil the author's critics in heated debates.

The cult leader used mind control techniques to embroil his followers in his twisted ideology.

The leaked documents could embroil several high-ranking officials in a political scandal.

The provocative statement made by the politician was designed to embroil her opponents in a heated argument.

The mastermind behind the heist planned to embroil his accomplices in a complex scheme.

The undercover agent's mission was to embroil the criminal organization in a counterfeit operation.

The corrupt politician sought to embroil his rival in a scandal.

The manipulative CEO attempted to embroil his subordinates in a fraudulent scheme.

The provocative artist's controversial artwork aimed to embroil society in discussions about freedom of expression.

The tabloid headlines often embroil famous athletes in scandalous love affairs.

The gossip magazines frequently embroil celebrities in rumored romances.

The charismatic cult leader managed to embroil his followers in a complex conspiracy.