pleach (Meaning)
pleach (v)
form or weave into a braid or braids
interlace the shoots of
pleach (v. t.)
To unite by interweaving, as branches of trees; to plash; to interlock.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pleach
pleach Sentence Examples
- The ancient art of pleaching involves interlacing tree branches to create intricate patterns.
- The pleached hedge formed a verdant wall, separating the garden from the orchard.
- The arbor was adorned with pleached vines, providing shade and a touch of elegance.
- The master gardener prided herself on her pleached fruit trees, which bore abundant harvests.
- The pleached branches of the elm tree created a natural canopy over the walkway.
- The pleaching technique was used to train espalier trees into espalier trees into decorative shapes.
- The pleached fence served as a beautiful and functional boundary, adding privacy to the backyard.
- The rose garden featured a variety of pleached roses, each boasting a unique color and fragrance.
- The pleached wisteria cascaded down the trellis, creating a breathtaking spectacle in bloom.
- The pleached trees in the courtyard provided a serene and inviting atmosphere, perfect for relaxation.
FAQs About the word pleach
form or weave into a braid or braids, interlace the shoots ofTo unite by interweaving, as branches of trees; to plash; to interlock.
weave, ply, plat, inweave, plait, implicate,braid, lace, wreathe, intertwist
untangle, unwind, disentangle, untangle, disentangle,unwind, uncoil, untwine, untwine,uncoil
The ancient art of pleaching involves interlacing tree branches to create intricate patterns.
The pleached hedge formed a verdant wall, separating the garden from the orchard.
The arbor was adorned with pleached vines, providing shade and a touch of elegance.
The master gardener prided herself on her pleached fruit trees, which bore abundant harvests.
