Meaning & Definition of word "Mesh"

Mesh

/mɛʃ/

1. A material made of fibers, wires, or other filaments that are woven or fused together to create a net-like structure.
- Example: The fine mesh of the screen kept the bugs out while allowing fresh air in.
2. An interlaced or interconnected arrangement of elements or components.
- Example: The mesh of roads in the city can be quite confusing for new drivers.
3. In computing, a system architecture or network topology where nodes are interconnected with multiple pathways.
- Example: The mesh network allows devices to communicate with each other without a central hub.

1. To interlace or intertwine, to connect or combine elements in a way that they work together effectively.
- Example: The engineer tried to mesh the different systems to improve overall performance.
2. To fit or combine together smoothly.
- Example: The colors of the fabric mesh beautifully, creating a harmonious design.

●Middle English 'meshe', from Old French 'mêcier', meaning 'to interlace'.

mesh well:

To fit together harmoniously.

mesh of relationships:

A complex network of social or professional connections.

interlace:

To weave together, forming a pattern.

network:

An interconnected system.

Meaning: To combine ideas or efforts smoothly.

● Example Sentence: We really meshed on that project; everything just clicked.

Meaning: To be compatible or work well together.

● Example Sentence: Those two musicians mesh perfectly in their style.