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verb · C1Weave
WEEV/wiːv/
To weave is to make cloth by crossing threads, or to construct a story or route by combining parts: weave a carpet, weave a narrative. Knit is a cousin; invent sits opposite for facts. Lifestyle copy is comms; an n is a number.
Meaning
To make cloth by crossing threads; also to construct a story or route by combining parts.
Examples
- “Do not weave lifestyle copy through an empty n.”
- “Knit is the fabric cousin. Interweave is the close twin. Copy is colour. A cell is methods. Fill the cell; then braid the adjectives if you still need them.”
Good to know
Interlace threads, or construct a narrative. Close: interweave. Lifestyle copy ≠ an n.
Near in meaning
interweave
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