Synonyms:
weave
Meaning: pattern of weaving or structure of a fabric
verb
meaning of the word
Synonyms:
weave, interweave
Meaning: interlace by or as if by weaving
Synonyms:
weave, tissue
Meaning: create a piece of cloth by interlacing strands of fabric, such as wool or cotton; "tissue textiles"
Synonyms:
waver, weave
Meaning: sway to and fro
Usage examples
How the solemn splendors of the half notes weave an atmosphere of mystic tragedy!
But remember that men erect no monuments and weave no laurels for those who fear to do what they can.
Brujon, after having passed a month in the punishment cell, had had time, in the first place, to weave a rope, in the second, to mature a plan.
You must learn to weave baskets.' Then he went out and cut willows, and brought them home, and she began to weave; but it made her fingers very sore.
All of them pass through the wire gauze and form a group on the summit of the brushwood, where they swiftly weave a spacious lounge of criss-cross threads.
Her mother came to visit her whenever she was able, and one day, when they were sitting talking together, they were spied out by a man who had come to cut willows to weave into baskets.
And he permits these things, and continues to permit them, for he cannot help them, and he is a slave. Out of his ideas he may weave cunning theories, beautiful ideals; but he is working with ropes of sand.
Break them to pieces with your hands and feet, and they will become flax, from which you must spin and weave eleven coats with long sleeves; if these are then thrown over the eleven swans the spell will be broken.
When spring comes, the youngsters will emerge from their snug habitation, disperse all over the neighbourhood by the expedient of the floating thread and weave their first attempts at a labyrinth on the tufts of thyme.
It drips in cadenced monotone and its song is repeated on the lips of the slender-hipped girl with the eyes of midnight--and so might I weave for you a story of what I see in the Ballade and you would be aghast or puzzled.