Woven

/ˈwoʊ.vən/

Meaning & Definition

verb

past participle of weave; to interlace strands or fibers together to form a fabric or material.

The artist showcased a beautiful tapestry that was woven with intricate designs.

to combine various elements or themes into a coherent whole.

Her narrative was woven with historical facts and personal anecdotes, making it compelling.

adjective

made of threads woven together; interlaced.

The woven fabric of the rug added texture and warmth to the room.

formed or constructed by intertwining elements.

The woven basket was not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing.

Derived from Old English 'wefan', meaning to weave.

woven into the fabric

Incorporated as an essential part.

woven together

Connected or integrated closely.

woven tapestry

A complex narrative or scenario composed of various threads.

weave

To interlace threads to form a fabric.

fabric

A material made from weaving threads together.

textile

A type of cloth or woven fabric.

Woven together in a tight-knit community.

We're all woven in this group; everyone knows everyone.

Feeling inebriated or dazed.

After that last drink, I was totally woven.