Definition

Having strands that are twisted together in a pattern, often used to describe hair or other materials that are woven together.

Example

She wore her hair in a braided style for the party.

Conversation

I love your hair today, is it braided?

Thanks! Yeah, I decided to try something different.

It looks really cool; I should learn how to do a braided style myself.

You totally should! There are some great tutorials online.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Braided → It originates from the Old English 'bregdan' (meaning to move quickly or to weave). The word 'braided' refers to the action of weaving strands together in a quick, intertwined manner.

Memory Tip

Imagine weaving strands together quickly — that's what 'braided' means, coming from the Old English word for weaving.

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