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to weave
verbgeneral usecommon/tɨ.ˈseɾ/te·cer
Definition
1To interlace threads to form a fabric; figuratively, to construct, compose, or elaborate something carefully (like a text, a plan, praise).
Usage examples
“She learned to weave in a traditional workshop.”
“The author weaves a complex narrative throughout the book.”
Common combinations
weave a canvasweave a carpetweave praisesweave considerations
Idiomatic expressions
- To weave a web. (to prepare a trap)