Imbroglio (noun)
im-bro-lee-oh
An extremely confused, complicated, or embarrassing situation.
Mid 18th century: Italian, from imbrogliare ‘confuse’; related to embroil.
Example sentences
“It’s one political imbroglio after another.”
im-bro-lee-oh
An extremely confused, complicated, or embarrassing situation.
Mid 18th century: Italian, from imbrogliare ‘confuse’; related to embroil.
“It’s one political imbroglio after another.”