interlacing
Definition
- Adjective:
- Linked or locked closely together as by dovetailing: Describes things that are intricately connected, woven, or fitted into one another, often in a complex or alternating pattern.
Usage
The adjective "interlacing" is used to describe a state where multiple strands, parts, or elements are woven or fitted together in a tight, often complex, pattern. It emphasizes a close, inseparable connection.
Examples
- Adjective:
- The interlacing branches of the ancient trees created a dense canopy.
- The artist created a beautiful pattern with interlacing lines of gold and silver.
- The report explores the interlacing themes of power and identity in the novel.
Advanced Usage
- "to be interlacing": Describes the ongoing action or state of being woven together.
- The two narratives are interlacing to form a complex whole.
Variants and Related Words
- Interlace (verb): To cross or be woven together.
- The threads interlace to form a strong fabric.
- Interlaced (adjective): A common past participle form with the same meaning as "interlacing".
- The interlaced wires were difficult to untangle.
Synonyms
- Interwoven: Woven together.
- Intertwined: Twisted together.
- Interconnected: Connected with each other.
Related Phrases
- Interlacing fingers: The act of fitting the fingers of one hand between the fingers of the other.
- They sat on the bench, interlacing their fingers.
Adjective
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linked or locked closely together as by dovetailing
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