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/wiːv/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A pattern created by interlacing strands.
The weave of the fabric was tight and durable.
verb
To interlace strands, as in textiles or other materials.
She learned to weave beautiful tapestries from her grandmother.
To construct something by combining elements or ideas together.
The author weaves a complex narrative that binds the characters together.
To move in a zigzag or curving path.
He had to weave in and out of traffic to reach his destination on time.
Etymology
Old English 'wefan', related to Dutch 'weven' and German 'weben'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
weave in and out:
To move in a winding or varied path.
weave a story:
To create a narrative that includes various elements.
Related Words
Slang Meanings
To create a fabricated story or account.
He totally wove a tale about why he was late.