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interlaced
This term describes a specific structural arrangement where two or more elements are woven together, creating a bond of mutual support or entanglement. It carries a stronger sense of intentional pattern and structural integrity than "tangled," which implies chaos, or "crossed," which suggests a simple intersection. In a social or emotional context, it often evokes intimacy or deep connection, such as the locking of fingers.
In technical contexts, specifically regarding video and signal processing, the term refers to a precise temporal arrangement. Here, it describes the alternating sequence of odd and even lines of a frame, a specialized meaning that is entirely distinct from the physical act of weaving. This technical usage is restricted to electronics and broadcasting and should not be confused with the physical description of materials.
Meanings
Examples
The basket was made of interlaced willow branches.
Their fingers remained interlaced as they walked through the park.
The ancient wall featured interlaced stone patterns.
Look at how the vines are interlaced around the trellis.
The fabric has an interlaced texture that makes it very durable.
Is this video file progressive or interlaced scan?
The old television used an interlaced signal to reduce flicker.
I can see the interlaced lines on the screen during fast motion.