interwoven (Meaning)

Wordnet

interwoven (s)

linked or locked closely together as by dovetailing

Webster

of Interweave

Webster

imp. & p. p. of Interweave.

No weak antonyms found.

The intricate tapestry displayed a myriad of interwoven threads creating a stunning design.
In the historical novel, the author skillfully interwoven characters and events from different timelines.
The ancient tradition was interwoven with contemporary customs, preserving cultural heritage.
The relationships in the tight-knit community were interwoven, creating a sense of unity.
The garden boasted an array of interwoven vines, forming a natural canopy.
The poet's verses were interwoven with metaphors and symbolism, conveying profound emotions.
The film's narrative was interwoven with suspenseful twists and unexpected turns.
The textile artist crafted a unique fabric with interwoven patterns that told a story.
In the intricate dance routine, the performers' movements were seamlessly interwoven.
The scientist explained how ecosystems were interwoven, highlighting the delicate balance of nature.

linked or locked closely together as by dovetailingof Interweave, imp. & p. p. of Interweave.

intermixed, intertwined, fused,interlaced, integrated, blended,combined, mingled, compound, composite

simple, simple, uncombined, uncombined,unmixed, noncompound, noncompound, unmixed,

The intricate tapestry displayed a myriad of interwoven threads creating a stunning design.

In the historical novel, the author skillfully interwoven characters and events from different timelines.

The ancient tradition was interwoven with contemporary customs, preserving cultural heritage.

The relationships in the tight-knit community were interwoven, creating a sense of unity.