interlaced
Definition
- Adjective:
- Having a pattern of fretwork or latticework: Describes something that is decorated with or composed of a pattern of crossing lines or strips, often creating a network of open spaces.
- Interwoven or interlocked: Describes things that are crossed or woven together, often in a complex or alternating pattern.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- The gate featured an interlaced design of wrought iron. (The gate's pattern was made of crossing metal strips.)
- The narrative structure was complex, with several interlaced storylines. (The storylines were woven together in a complex manner.)
- The basket was made from interlaced strands of willow. (The willow strands were woven together.)
Advanced Usage
- "Interlaced scanning" (Technical): A method in television and video display technology where two fields of lines are woven together to create a complete frame.
- Older CRT televisions often used interlaced scanning to display images.
Variants and Related Words
- Interlace (verb): To cross or weave together.
- The branches interlace to form a dense canopy.
- Interlacing (noun/gerund): The action or result of interweaving.
- The delicate interlacing of the threads created a beautiful fabric.
Synonyms
- Interwoven: Woven together.
- Intertwined: Twisted together.
- Latticed: Having a structure of crossed strips with open spaces.
- Fretted: Ornamented with patterns of intersecting lines.
Antonyms
- Separated: Kept apart.
- Disentangled: Freed from being tangled.
- Plain: Lacking pattern or decoration.
Related Phrases/Idioms
- "Interlaced fingers": A common phrase describing the action of weaving the fingers of one hand together with those of the other.
- They sat on the bench with their interlaced fingers.
Adjective
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having a pattern of fretwork or latticework
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