Modifies a noun

• link: In fact, the two most predominant trends in teaching English drive the subject even more forcefully toward an inextricable link with research.

• connection: Now she is forced to confront the link between her mind and her body, and the inextricable connection between past and present.

• relationship: The inextricable relationships in our lives that are neither accidental nor somehow in our control, either.

• part: Jonas, Italy Language is an inextricable part of a person's culture.

• confusion: An attempt to do this would lead to inextricable confusion.

• tangle: The seething caldron of life, the infinite stratification of reality, the inextricable tangle of knowledge are what Gadda wants to depict.

Modifying Another Word

• almost: The notion of cause is almost inextricable from the study of history tho there have been one or two thinkers who deny its relevance.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: Back at the farmhouse, I sat playing with a kitten until kitten and flowers seemed inextricable.