Definition

To be secured or tied using a lace, often referring to shoes or clothing.

Example

The shoes lace easily, making them convenient to wear.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see how I lace my shoes so quickly?

Yeah, you make it look easy!

I guess I've just practiced a lot to lace them efficiently.

It definitely shows! I should try to be faster like you.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A type of cord or ribbon used to fasten or tighten things, especially shoes, or a delicate fabric made with threads in a patterned design.

Example

She tied her shoes with a beautiful lace.

Conversation

I just bought a beautiful dress with lace details.

That sounds lovely! I love the elegance of lace.

Yeah, it really adds a nice touch to the outfit.

Definition

To add something to a substance, often to enhance it or make it more interesting, or to tie together with laces.

Example

She decided to lace the cake with a hint of lemon for extra flavor.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see how she laces her stories with humor?

Yeah, it makes everything so much more enjoyable!

I want to learn to lace my conversations with interesting facts too.

Root Explanation

Lace → The word 'lace' originates from Old French 'lacier', meaning to bind or to tie. It refers to a cord or string used for fastening or tying things together.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old French word 'lacier' which means to bind or tie, helping you remember that lace is used to fasten or tie things together.

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