Definition

To create fabric by interlacing threads or to move in a way that goes in and out of obstacles.

Example

The artist decided to weave a beautiful tapestry for the exhibition.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I saw this beautiful fabric at the market where they weave their own cloth.

That sounds amazing! I love handmade items.

Yeah, I really want to learn how to weave someday.

You should! It looks so relaxing and creative.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A type of pattern or method used to create fabric by interlacing threads together.

Example

The artist created a beautiful tapestry with a complex weave.

Conversation

Have you seen the new blanket I made?

No, I haven't! What kind of weave did you use?

It's a really tight weave, so it’s super warm.

Definition

To make something by crossing and twisting strands or materials together, like making a basket or fabric.

Example

She learned how to weave beautiful patterns into the fabric.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I saw a beautiful basket at the market yesterday.

Really? How was it made?

The seller said they weave it by hand using natural materials.

Root Explanation

Weave originates from Old English 'wefan', meaning to twist or to weave. The word describes the action of interlacing threads to create fabric or material.

Memory Tip

Think of twisting threads together to create fabric — that's what weaving is all about.

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