Interweaving synonyms

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weaving
To construct by interlacing or interweaving strips or strands of material:
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twisting
(Intransitive, of a path) To wind; to follow a bendy or wavy course; to have many bends.
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plaiting
Plait is defined as to weave or braid.
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mixing
To bring into social contact:
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mingling
To bring or mix together; combine; blend
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linking
To join together with or as with a link or links
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knitting
Knit is defined as to join together interconnecting loops of yarn or thread in rows of stitches into a garment or piece of fabric using a machine or special needles.
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intertwining
The definition of intertwine is to join things by combining together.
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interlacing
To connect intricately
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fusing
To connect a fuse to
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darning
To darn is defined as to fix a hole in cloth by weaving a patch across the hole.
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braiding
To mingle (discrete elements, for example) as if by such interweaving:
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blending
Blend is defined as to combine things in a harmonious manner.
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intermingling
To mix together; mingle; blend
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entwining
To twist or twine around something (one another).
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Interweaving Sentence Examples

  • The chief instance is his careful interweaving of the accounts of the births and early years of John the Baptist and of Jesus.

  • We now appreciate too thoroughly the intricacy of the medieval Church; its vast range of activity, secular as well as religious; the inextricable interweaving of the civil and ecclesiastical governments; the slow and painful process of their divorce as the old ideas of the proper functions of the two institutions have changed in both Protestant and Catholic lands: we perceive all too clearly the limitations of the reformers, their distrust of reason and criticism - in short, we know too much about medieval institutions and the process of their disintegration longer to see in the Reformation an abrupt break in the general history of Europe.

  • This intricate interweaving of braids and knots is a classic icon of Celtic history and is often found in jewelry pieces, especially rings.

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