noun coined here
in·ter·twin·i·fi·CA·tion
Entanglement pursued as policy — things bound together so they cannot later be separated. Vendor lock-in, forced bundling, the merger structured to be unwindable.
The contract was less a partnership than an intertwinification.
Etymologyintertwine + -ification. Intertwine is already a verb, so -ify is a round trip, and intertwinement holds the plain slot.
NoteEarns the suffix only on the systemic reading, as gamification means more than 'making a game'.
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