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Meanings of interweave in English
Synonyms
Examples for "weave"
Examples for "weave"
1
It was possible to damage a weave so that it leaked Fire.
2
Right: Three dimensional device with four channels in a basket weave pattern.
3
Fofana, the French danger man, tries to weave through on the right.
4
AT was applied to the ankle using the closed basket weave approach.
5
So by day she'd weave at her great and growing web -
1
Old Wellington face, shrunk, cheeks burning in a senile raddle.
2
There is a removable loom attachment which when first shown to me was called a raddle.
3
Fol-der-rol, de-rol de raddle, fol--
4
Oh, fol-de-rol, de raddle rol.
5
But since the white people came the blue bag has put yellow out of fashion, and raddle is used for the red.
Usage of interweave in English
1
US immigration and criminal law interweave creating a complex legal landscape.
2
Politics: Everybody reading this review is aware that British and Irish life interweave.
3
He tried to interweave his reflections with hope, but he only half succeeded.
4
Past and present, like fiction and reality, continue to interweave.
5
They interweave into their histories the powerful passion of love.
6
Five separate elements interweave the fabric of the course.
7
Acoustica, electronica, birdsong and speech interweave among whirring clocks and chimes, dropping us through time.
8
The following detached stanza I intend to interweave in some disastrous tale of a shepherd.
9
In observing atmospheric changes I endeavour to interweave cloud-forms and sky-tints with words and images.
10
The tales interweave with one another, thus causing the odd teeth-jarring judder in the vehicle's passage.
11
They began to bob and interweave, picking up more and more speed, the patterns dizzying, confusing.
12
And for this reason all men think the happy life is pleasant, and interweave Pleasure with Happiness.
13
Their affairs should interweave with the affairs of the child's dolls and brick castles and toy furniture.
14
But, unless you interweave thoughtful interests and sensible topics of conversation with your friendship, it cannot last.
15
Perhaps the historian and biographer may never interweave his name in the tapestry of national or individual renown.
16
Thus do weak plants interweave themselves with each other, in order to withstand the fury of the tempest.
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Interweave through the time