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weaving

Transitive VerbIntransitive Verb[C/U] Both
pl: weavingspast: wovepp: wovening: weaving

The term evokes a sense of intricate intersection and deliberate construction. It suggests a rhythmic, repetitive motion where separate elements are bound together to create a stronger, unified whole. This is often associated with traditional craftsmanship and a slow, methodical pace. When applied to movement, it describes a lack of linear direction, often implying instability or a strategic attempt to avoid obstacles. This creates a visual image of a serpentine path, which can either suggest grace or, in the context of driving, a dangerous lack of control.

Countable when referring to a specific piece of woven work. Uncountable when referring to the art or technique of the craft.

Meanings

Noun

The process of interlacing threads to create fabric.

"The weaving of the tapestry took three years."

Transitive Verb
[someone][something]

To create fabric by interlacing threads.

"She is weaving a basket from willow branches."

Intransitive Verb

To move in a winding or zig-zag course.

"The car was weaving through traffic."

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