Meanings
- weave; plaitTo make something by interlacing several strings, pieces of thread, etc.
- tieTo tie several things in a row by using a string or cord.
- weaveTo arrange various materials in a certain order or according to a system in order to construct the plot of a novel, story, etc.
- compileTo collect materials into a book.
Examples from Lessons (3)
It's surprisingly difficult to weave causal relationships together smoothly rather than simply listing sentences.
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That is why our ancestors ventured through such harsh environments using these rafts, woven from logs, to catch anchovies.
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Instead of revealing the character's inner world through direct dialogue, the writer intricately weaves the narrative through silence and gaze alone.
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