Interweaving
Pronunciation: /ˌɪntərˈwiːv/
Interweaving (verb)
- To weave things together so they form one pattern, with parts crossing and fitting between each other.
- To combine ideas or events so they are closely connected and appear together in a single story or explanation.
- To connect separate actions or processes so they affect each other and happen in an alternating or linked way.
Examples
- The weaver interweaves threads to form a strong pattern.
- Threads are interwoven to create a smooth fabric.