Verb:

गुथना, एक साथ मिलना, एक दूसरे से लिपटना,

interweaving शब्द के हिंदी अर्थ का उदाहरण:

इन सबका एक साथ मिलना अपने आप में बड़ी बात है।



জজজआवत पौनी एक परंपरा है जो कटाई से जुड़ी है, जिसमें लोगों को गेहूं काटने के लिए एक साथ मिलना शामिल है।

interweaving's Usage Examples:

interweavee two interweaving plots in A Life Less Ordinary.

Soul Blade is a weapons-based fighter combining in-depth storylines and interweaving pasts to create the most innovative fighting game for the PS1.

This intricate interweaving of braids and knots is a classic icon of Celtic history and is often found in jewelry pieces, especially rings.

Zephaniah.) ' Note the rapid growth and embellishment of tradition, the inextricable interweaving of fact and fiction, the circumstantial or rationalized stories of imaginary beings, the supernatural or mythical stories of thoroughly historical persons, the absolute loss of perspective, and a reliance not upon the merits of a tradition but upon the authority with which it is associated.

We now appreciate too thoroughly the intricacy of the medieval Church; its vast range of activity, secular as well as religious; the inextricable interweaving of the civil and ecclesiastical governments; the slow and painful process of their divorce as the old ideas of the proper functions of the two institutions have changed in both Protestant and Catholic lands: we perceive all too clearly the limitations of the reformers, their distrust of reason and criticism - in short, we know too much about medieval institutions and the process of their disintegration longer to see in the Reformation an abrupt break in the general history of Europe.

interweaveerely one of nature's many interweaving threads.

In other cases (Diplodia, Aecidium, 'c.) conidial or oidial "fructifications" arise by a number of hyphae interweaving themselves into a knot, as if they were forming a sclerotium.

Thomae archiepiscopi Cantuariensis, Thomae Mori (Douay, 1588; Cologne, 1612) and the Vila Thomae Mori (separately), (Gratz, 1689) translates Roper, interweaving what material he could find scattered through More's works and letters and the notices of him in the writings of his contemporaries.

The chief instance is his careful interweaving of the accounts of the births and early years of John the Baptist and of Jesus.

Synonyms:

twist, distort, tinsel, ruddle, raddle, braid, plait, shoot, pleach, inweave, twine, weave,

Antonyms:

unsnarl, stay in place, unbraid, untwist, unweave,