intwist (Meaning)
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intwist (v. t.)
To twist into or together; to interweave.
Synonyms & Antonyms of intwist
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intwist Sentence Examples
- The branches of the ancient tree intwist to form a natural canopy overhead.
- The artist's brushstrokes intwist colors and shapes to create a mesmerizing composition.
- As the river flowed, it seemed to intwist with the surrounding landscape, becoming one with nature.
- The intricate patterns intwist on the tapestry told stories of generations past.
- The plot of the mystery novel intwisted with unexpected twists and turns.
- The vines intwist around the fence, creating a lush green barrier.
- His thoughts intwist with memories of the past, creating a complex web of emotions.
- The dancer's movements intwist with the rhythm of the music, captivating the audience.
- The flavors intwist in the dish, creating a harmonious blend of tastes and textures.
- Their lives intwist as they navigate the challenges and joys of friendship.
FAQs About the word intwist
To twist into or together; to interweave.
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No antonyms found.
The branches of the ancient tree intwist to form a natural canopy overhead.
The artist's brushstrokes intwist colors and shapes to create a mesmerizing composition.
As the river flowed, it seemed to intwist with the surrounding landscape, becoming one with nature.
The intricate patterns intwist on the tapestry told stories of generations past.
