Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
inwove
verb
/ˌɪnˈwoʊv/

Definition
To weave something into a fabric or pattern.

Examples
- She inwove colorful threads into the tapestry to create a beautiful design.
- The author inwove diverse themes into her novel, making the story rich and engaging.
- The artist inwove various techniques into her artwork, resulting in a unique piece.

Meaning
Inwove is the past tense of ‘inweave’, which means to interlace or intertwine threads or elements into something more complex or intricate.

Synonyms
- intertwined
- interlaced
- entwined