Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
emboil
verb
ɪmˈbɔɪl

Definition
to confuse or mix up; to involve in a situation or conflict.

Examples
- His complicated explanation seemed to emboil the issue rather than clarify it.
- The political debate only served to emboil the public’s opinion on the matter.

Meaning
Emboil means to throw someone into disorder or confusion, often by embroiling them in a complex situation or making them part of a dispute.

Synonyms
- entangle
- embroil
- confuse