Weaving [verb]

Definition of Weaving:

blend, unite; contrive

Synonyms of Weaving:

● Sew

● Incorporate

● Entwine

● Construct

● Compose

● Zigzag

● Knit

● Create

● Fuse

● Fabricate

● Twist

● Fold

● Intertwine

● Careen

● Snake

● Splice

● Introduce

● Braid

● Spin

● Loop

● Mesh

● Cue

● Intermingle

● Twine

● Complicate

● Make

● Lurch

● Interlace

● Build

● Net

● Manufacture

● Mat

● Writhe

● Ply

● Knot

● Merge

● Plait

● Wind

● Make up

● Put together

● Wreathe

● Reticulate

● Interlink

● Complect

● Crochet

● Criss-cross

● Interfold

● Move in and out

● Piece together

● Twist and turn

● Whip through


Opposite/Antonyms of Weaving:

● Break

● Untwist

● Separate

● Divide

● Raze

● Straighten

● Disconnect

● Ruin

● Destroy

● Demolish


Sentence/Example of Weaving:

It is possible that this is one link in the chain of influence which she was weaving around them.

Beyond was the ceaseless bellowing and stamping and weaving of the herds.

Have patience, therefore, till I shall have finished the web that I am weaving.

And why are you so busy, my pretty damsels, weaving these garlands?

“The Ruler of Heaven has ordered me to look after my weaving,” said she.

While the men were at work in the fields, the women were spinning and weaving.

I also invented a patent wax for use in warp-dressing and weaving.

This tabulation includes spinning and weaving establishments only.

At the same time he is weaving a net in which Thrasymachus is finally enclosed.

I will select the example of weaving, or, more precisely, weaving of wool.