interweftn.
/ˈɪntəwɛft/ rare.
= interweftage n.
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the world > space > relative position > intertwining or interweaving > [noun] > that which is intertwined
intertexture1651
plexure1661
twistinga1673
interweftage1673
braid1708
plexus1769
interlacery1865
interweft1927
1927 R. Fry Cézanne 80 In nature such a scene gives an effect of a confused interweft.
1939 R. Fry Last Lect. 19 We begin to yield ourselves to the rhythmical movements of Botticelli's linear design, to its mazy interweft of curves.
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