rewove
Interlaced once more
Rewove is the past tense of reweave—to weave again or repair by weaving: She rewove the damaged section of the tapestry.
The word appears in both literal textile contexts and figurative ones describing the reconstruction of narratives, relationships, or complex systems: The author rewove disparate threads into a coherent story.
Fabric-making frame
- shuttleShort-distance transport
- warpBend from true form
- weftCrosswise loom threads
- threadsTwisted fiber strands
fabric · cloth · yarn · tapestry · basket · caning · wicker · reed
Given a new surface
- reintegratedIncorporated back in
- reconstructedBuilt again from pieces
- remadeConstructed again
- relacedFastened cords anew
reknitted · respun · rebraided · repatched · reconnected · restitched · remeshed · rewound
Rearranged fundamentally
- replottedGraphed data again
- reimaginedConceived again differently
- reworkedAltered after initial attempt
- recomposedReformed from parts
reframed · reshaped · revised · edited · retold · reconnected · reordered · threaded
loom
Fabric-making frame
threads · fabric · cloth · yarn · tapestry · basket · caning · wicker · reed · fibers
retextured
Given a new surface
- reintegratedIncorporated back in
- reconstructedBuilt again from pieces
- remadeConstructed again
relaced · reknitted · respun · rebraided · repatched · reconnected · restitched · remeshed · rewound · recombined
restructured
Rearranged fundamentally
- replottedGraphed data again
- reimaginedConceived again differently
- reworkedAltered after initial attempt
recomposed · reframed · reshaped · revised · edited · retold · reconnected · reordered · threaded · storylines
rewovedestroyed
Made to cease existing
dismantled · demolished · ruined · undid · deconstructed
rewoveunwove
Reversed a weaving
deconstructed · dismantled · unpicked · pulled apart · undid