be woven

Frequency: 8.525.1 per million words

Used to form the passive voice, describing the state of being made by weaving or being integrated into a larger structure.

wovenVERBS + woven

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be

Examples (10)

  • The theme of exploitation is inextricably woven into the fabric of her fiction.
  • The three short stories were woven together into a movie.
  • The moon is woven into the story as a symbol of death.
  • The intricate pattern was carefully woven by hand.
  • Many traditional baskets have been woven from natural fibers.
  • His personal experiences are deeply woven into his artistic expression.
  • New threads are currently being woven into the tapestry to repair it.
  • These ancient traditions must be woven into the curriculum for future generations.
  • Before the merger, the two companies' cultures had already been closely woven together.
  • For the fabric to be truly woven tightly, a special loom is required.