weave

The word “weave” has 1 syllable: weave

It's pronounced as /wiv/


What is synonym and antonym for weave?

In the thesaurus, “weave” has 55 synonyms and 5 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for weave along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for weave

  • alternate
  • amalgamate
  • assimilate
  • avoid
  • blend
  • braid
  • combine
  • commingle
  • deflect
  • dodge
  • duck
  • elude
  • embody
  • enlace
  • entwine
  • escape
  • evade
  • fuse
  • implicate
  • incorporate
  • insert
  • integrate
  • interlace
  • intermingle
  • intersperse
  • intertwine
  • intertwist
  • interweave
  • inweave
  • jink
  • join
  • juxtapose
  • lace
  • link
  • merge
  • mingle
  • mix
  • parry
  • plait
  • plat
  • pleach
  • ply
  • salt
  • shirk
  • sidestep
  • skirt
  • slalom
  • slide
  • slip
  • thread
  • turn
  • twist
  • wreathe
  • writhe
  • zigzag

Antonyms for weave

  • disentangle
  • uncoil
  • untangle
  • untwine
  • unwind

Meanings of weave

  • noun
    1. A type or way of weaving.
    2. Human or artificial hair worn to alter one's appearance, either to supplement or to cover the natural hair.
  • verb
    1. To form something by passing lengths or strands of material over and under one another.
    2. To spin a cocoon or a web.
    3. To unite by close connection or intermixture.
    4. To compose creatively and intricately; to fabricate.
    5. To move by turning and twisting.
    6. To make (a path or way) by winding in and out or from side to side.

Example Sentences

  • She learned how to weave beautiful baskets from natural fibers.
  • The artisan will weave the threads into a colorful fabric.
  • It’s impressive how they weave intricate patterns by hand.
  • The story weaves together different characters and timelines.
  • He tried to weave through the crowded market without bumping into anyone.

On this page you'll find 60 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to weave, such as: alternate, amalgamate, assimilate, avoid, blend, braid, combine.

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  • batting
  • bed
  • break
  • catch forty winks
  • catnap
  • couch
  • down
  • doze
  • dream
  • drop off
  • drowse
  • feel
  • fiber
  • floss
  • fluff
  • forty winks
  • fur
  • fuzz
  • get some shut-eye
  • grit
  • hibernate
  • interlude
  • intermission
  • kip
  • lay
  • lie
  • lint
  • lull
  • microsleep
  • nod
  • nod off
  • outside
  • oversleep
  • pause
  • pile
  • rack
  • relax
  • repose
  • respite
  • rest
  • roost
  • roughness
  • shag
  • shuteye
  • siesta
  • sleep
  • sleep in
  • slumber
  • smoothness
  • snooze
  • spot
  • surface
  • take a siesta
  • take a snooze
  • tooth
  • wale
  • warp
  • weave
  • weft
  • wink
  • woof

naps

  • battings
  • beds
  • break
  • catch forty winks
  • catnap
  • catnaps
  • couches
  • down
  • downs
  • doze
  • dozes
  • dreams
  • drop off
  • drops off
  • drowse
  • drowses
  • feel
  • fiber
  • flosses
  • fluffs
  • forty winks
  • furs
  • fuzzes
  • get some shut-eye
  • grit
  • hibernates
  • interlude
  • intermission
  • kips
  • lays
  • lies
  • lints
  • lulls
  • microsleep
  • nod
  • nod off
  • nods off
  • outside
  • oversleeps
  • pause
  • pile
  • piles
  • rack
  • relax
  • relaxes
  • reposes
  • respite
  • rest
  • rests
  • roosts
  • roughness
  • shag
  • shuteye
  • siesta
  • siestas
  • sleep
  • sleeps
  • sleeps in
  • slumbers
  • smoothness
  • snooze
  • snoozes
  • spot
  • surface
  • take a siesta
  • take a snooze
  • tooth
  • wale
  • warp
  • weave
  • weft
  • winks
  • woof

waddle

  • barge
  • blunder
  • careen
  • clomp
  • clump
  • dodder
  • flounder
  • galumph
  • lumber
  • lump
  • lurch
  • pound
  • reel
  • rock
  • roll
  • scuff
  • scuffle
  • seesaw
  • shamble
  • shuffle
  • stagger
  • stamp
  • stomp
  • stumble
  • swag
  • sway
  • teeter
  • toddle
  • totter
  • tramp
  • tromp
  • wabble
  • waver
  • weave
  • wiggle
  • wobble

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