interweaving (Meaning)

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interweaving (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Interweave

No weak antonyms found.

The artist showcased a masterpiece, skillfully interweaving colors and textures on the canvas.
In the intricate tapestry, the threads were expertly interweaving to create a mesmerizing pattern.
The novel captivated readers with its interweaving plotlines, keeping them engaged from start to finish.
The dance performance featured intricate choreography, seamlessly interweaving movements and emotions.
The documentary told a compelling story by interweaving interviews with footage from historical events.
The fabric designer excelled at interweaving different yarns to achieve a unique and textured look.
The historian wrote a comprehensive account, interweaving personal narratives with broader historical events.
The poet's verses were celebrated for their lyrical beauty, interweaving themes of love and nature.
The architect envisioned a building with interweaving structures, creating a visually stunning effect.
The playwright crafted a compelling narrative by interweaving humor and drama in the dialogue.

of Interweave

twisting,weaving, implicating,intertwining, plying, interlacing, entwining, wreathing, blending, braiding

unwinding, uncoiling, untangling, uncoiling, untangling, disentangling,unwinding, disentangling, untwining,untwining

The artist showcased a masterpiece, skillfully interweaving colors and textures on the canvas.

In the intricate tapestry, the threads were expertly interweaving to create a mesmerizing pattern.

The novel captivated readers with its interweaving plotlines, keeping them engaged from start to finish.

The dance performance featured intricate choreography, seamlessly interweaving movements and emotions.