interknit (Meaning)
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interknit (v. t.)
To knit together; to unite closely; to intertwine.
Synonyms & Antonyms of interknit
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interknit Sentence Examples
- The intricate roots of the ancient tree were interknit, forming an impenetrable barrier.
- The complex threads were interknit with precision, creating an exquisite tapestry.
- Their lives were interknit, bound together by shared experiences and memories.
- The puzzle pieces were interknit so seamlessly that it seemed like they had always belonged together.
- The veins within the leaf were interknit like a labyrinth, transporting vital nutrients.
- The memories of her childhood were interknit with the scent of freshly baked bread.
- The branches of the trees overhead interknit, forming a leafy canopy that sheltered them from the rain.
- The stories that were passed down through generations were interknit with myth and legend.
- The different cultures had interknit over time, creating a vibrant and diverse society.
- The intricate pathways of the human mind were interknit, connecting thoughts, emotions, and experiences.
FAQs About the word interknit
To knit together; to unite closely; to intertwine.
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No antonyms found.
The intricate roots of the ancient tree were interknit, forming an impenetrable barrier.
The complex threads were interknit with precision, creating an exquisite tapestry.
Their lives were interknit, bound together by shared experiences and memories.
The puzzle pieces were interknit so seamlessly that it seemed like they had always belonged together.
