weave together

Frequency: 8.015.5 per million words

to combine threads or elements to form a whole, both literally and figuratively

weaveADVERB + weave

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together

Examples (10)

  • The author seamlessly weaves together the stories of three people's lives.
  • The threads are woven together.
  • She carefully wove the different colored yarns together to create a vibrant tapestry.
  • His speech managed to weave various complex ideas together into a coherent argument.
  • The director weaves together humor and tragedy in a masterful way.
  • The intricate design was formed by weaving thin strips of metal together.
  • Through their collaboration, they were able to weave their individual strengths together.
  • The novel expertly weaves together several plotlines, leading to a surprising climax.
  • It's important to weave the loose ends of the fabric together to prevent fraying.
  • Her personal experiences are deeply woven together with the historical events she describes.