complect Synonyms
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complect Meaning
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complect (v)
be interwoven or interconnected
complect Sentence Examples
- The medieval tapestries depicted figures complected in vibrant threads of gold and silk. (describes interwoven materials)
- The sculptor aimed to complect the marble with veins of contrasting color, mimicking the human form. (describes intertwining visual elements)
- The poet's words complected imagery and emotion, creating a vivid scene in the reader's mind. (describes intertwining literary elements)
- The lovers' fingers complected as they walked hand-in-hand, a silent expression of their bond. (describes intertwining in a physical sense, though a bit formal)
- In ancient Rome, laurel wreaths were complected with ribbons to celebrate victorious warriors. (describes adorning something by intertwining)
- The intricate Celtic knotwork complected geometric shapes in a mesmerizing dance of lines. (describes the way lines interweave in a pattern)
- The herbalist carefully complected various plants to create a potent medicinal concoction. (describes the act of combining ingredients)
- Shakespeare's plays often complected humor and tragedy, offering a nuanced view of the human experience. (describes intertwining themes)
- The architect's design complected functionality with aesthetics, resulting in a beautiful and practical building. (describes intertwining purposes)
- The astronomer studied how celestial bodies complected, their gravitational forces influencing each other. (describes the way objects in space interact)"blend" depending on the context.
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be interwoven or interconnected
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The medieval tapestries depicted figures complected in vibrant threads of gold and silk. (describes interwoven materials)
The sculptor aimed to complect the marble with veins of contrasting color, mimicking the human form. (describes intertwining visual elements)
The poet's words complected imagery and emotion, creating a vivid scene in the reader's mind. (describes intertwining literary elements)
The lovers' fingers complected as they walked hand-in-hand, a silent expression of their bond. (describes intertwining in a physical sense, though a bit formal)
