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Meanings of knotwork in English
Spanish
entrelazado 
Decorative element of bands or portions of other motifs looped, braided, and knotted in complex geometric patterns.
Synonyms
Examples for "interlace"
Examples for "interlace"
1
The use of the interlace in all primitive arts is very interesting.
2
Arrange them nicely so that they interlace properly and are evenly applied.
3
What is the process called by which two sets of threads interlace?
4
These exchanges underlie and interlace our social, domestic and business fabric.
5
For the moment Frances Freeland could do nothing but tremulously interlace her fingers.
Usage of knotwork in English
1
Viola's studies are in another language still, inexpertly rendered in that knotwork script.
2
It's a chaos star and knotwork with these amazing eyes and shadow wings.
3
The little boats bumped each other constantly, tethered together with chains and crusted knotwork.
4
It has the flying serpent wrapped around the handle, but also the Celtic knotwork engraved on the blade.
5
They looked like the Celtic knotwork designs in the margins of the Book of Kells-anancient script of magic.
6
Wrought of silver, it was all graceful lines that had no visible beginning or end, like Celtic knotwork made tactile.
7
The knotwork hounds on her biceps snapped at each other as they ran around her arm at a blurring pace.
8
She wore Diesel jeans and some cool jewelry, and her T-shirt revealed well-worked muscles and an intricate knotwork tattoo on one shoulder.
9
What from the ground looked like a thin strands of knotwork were actually broad walkways sixty feet across, covered in grass and snowdrops.
10
So I could see the sky overhead and the black, diamond-shaped knotwork that squatted at the apex of the sky like a spider.
11
Forged of thick silver, ornately embossed with Celtic knotwork, runes, and symbols, and lightly blackened, it looked ancient, like something out of a museum.
12
I disembarked at Botnhamn and followed the road (route 862); the scenic way is marked with regular brown signs emblazoned with Viking knotwork.
13
Viola's studies are in another language still, inexpertly rendered in that knotwork script.
14
It's a chaos star and knotwork with these amazing eyes and shadow wings.
15
The little boats bumped each other constantly, tethered together with chains and crusted knotwork.
16
It has the flying serpent wrapped around the handle, but also the Celtic knotwork engraved on the blade.
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Frequent collocations
Knotwork through the time