woven
verb
uk/ˈwəʊ.vən/us/ˈwoʊ.vən/past participle ofweave
（weave 的过去分词）Textiles: general words
- baize
- Bargello
- bias
- brocade
- cloth
- cutpiece
- denier
- fibre
- multifilament
- nap
- padding
- pile
- pill
- reweave
- suiting
- swatch
- textile
- the weft
- webbed
- yarn
woven| American Dictionary
woven
us/ˈwoʊ·vən/past participle ofweave
Examplesofwoven
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A few specimens show evidence of having beenwoven, but fragments of this size might not be expected to provide such evidence.
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In other words, the view through the window is not bare but 'dressed' in a looselywovenveil regulating its transcription.
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A third and final relevant characteristicwoveninto the fabric of the contemporary healthcare environment is the medical malpractice system.
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The region is also known for its traditional basketry, wherein handwoven baskets and other utility products made exclusively by the women.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.In a biography proper, however, all these aspects would have beenwoventogether in a chronological development.
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Not all of these themes, sub-divided into the nine chapters, are tidilywoventogether.
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Most common are homespun or handwoven fabrics with simple over-under weaves, twills and jacquards.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Since chemicals for coloring were very scarce those days, bark of trees and fruits were used to dye all those handwoven products.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The two logos feature a pixelized version of a banig or a handwoven mat traditionally used for sleeping and sitting.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Strands of socialist politics and modernist aesthetic austerity were alsowoveninto the circle's discussions.
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As such it is a brilliant and richly-woventapestry, full of insight and fresh ideas.
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Spirit is the regenerative power of these circulatory flows which, in living organisms, are bound into tightlywovenbundles or tissues of extraordinary complexity.
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Seen from the perspective of the co-opted and bureaucratized movement member, tension, ambivalence, opposition, and conflict iswoveninto the entanglement.
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A large wind-chime hammock sculpture was suspended from awovencanoe-like roof structure lashed to the pier's end.
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Learning about other theological orientations is inextricablywovenwith the understanding that all other maslaks are misleading, if not altogether wrong.
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- misguided
- misguided attempt
- misguidedly
- misguided policy
- mishandle
- mishandled
- mishandling
- mishap
- mishear
- mishit
- mishmash
- misidentification
- misidentify
- misinform
- misinformation
- misinformed
- misinforming
- misinterpret
- misinterpretation
- misinterpreted
- misinterpreting
- misjudge
- misjudged
- misjudging
- misjudgment