interlacement

Meanings

• the weaving of two or more sets of threads to form a fabric

  - "Array of Examples sentence for definition of interlacement as weaving."

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Rhymes

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Homophones

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1. interlace (en) :
   

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Variants

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interlace , interlaced , interlacement , interlacements , interlaces , interlacing

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Forms

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{"term"=>"interlaced text", "description"=>"a form of text design in which different parts or sections of the text are interwoven or interlaced with one another to create a visually interesting or intricate design. For example, in a newspaper or magazine layout, different headlines or articles might be interlaced with one another to create a visually dynamic or engaging design."}

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Etymology

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{"term"=>"interlacement", "description"=>"derived from the Old French word 'entrelasser', meaning 'to weave together' or 'to interlace'.", "lang"=>"en"}

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1. Interlacement has been used as a design technique in various fields, including art, architecture, textiles, and even computer graphics and animation.

2. One famous example of interlacement in art is the Bayeux Tapestry, which depicts the events leading up to the Norman Conquest of England in 1066.

3. In literature, interlacement has been used as a narrative technique to create complex and intricate stories. For example, in Geoffrey Chaucer's 'The Canterbury Tales', each pilgrim tells a story, and the different stories are interlaced or woven together to create a complex and intricate narrative structure.

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Related Concepts

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1. interweaving: the act or process of weaving together different threads, materials, or elements to create a unified or interconnected whole. In the context of interlacement, interweaving refers to the actual process of weaving together different sets of threads or elements to create an interlaced pattern or design.

2. interconnectedness: the state or quality of being interconnected or interlinked with one another, creating a network or web of relationships or connections between different elements or parts. In the context of interlacement, interconnectedness refers to the complex relationships or connections between different elements or threads in an interlaced pattern or design.

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Culture

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{"term"=>"interlacement", "description"=>"has been used in various forms of art and literature throughout history. For example, in medieval tapestries, intricate designs were created by weaving together different colors and patterns of threads. Similarly, in poetry and literature, the metaphor of interlacement has been used to describe complex relationships and connections between different elements or characters in a story."}

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