rewoven

Interlaced once more

Rewoven is the past participle of reweave—to weave again or repair by weaving.

Fabric that has been rewoven has had its threads interlaced anew: The tapestry was carefully rewoven where moths had damaged it.

Figuratively, relationships or narratives can be rewoven: a life rewoven after tragedy.

textile

loom

Fabric-making frame

  • weftCrosswise loom threads
  • warpBend from true form
  • threadFiber for stitching

yarn · fabric · fibers · handwoven · spinning · cotton · silk · wool · linen · tapestry

repair

mend

Restore after damage

  • patchMaterial covering damage
  • darnRepair by weaving
  • stitchThread loop in fabric

sew · fix · restore · reinforce · reconstruct · repair · alteration · tailor · adjust · overhaul

restoration

tapestry

Decorative woven wall cloth

artifacts · museum · antiquity · curator · textile · historical · relics · craftsmanship · archival · patching

narrative

storyline

Sequence of fictional events

reimagined · restructured · reframed · continuity · interconnected · strands · motifs · themes · arc · tapestry

renewal

rebirth

Spiritual or physical regeneration

reconnection · reconciliation · mended · healed · rebuilt · reformed · reintegrated · bonds · ties · relationships

Opposites
repair/restoration status

rewovenunraveled

Came undone or solved

unwoven · unrepaired · torn · ripped · shredded

integration vs. separation

rewovenunraveled

Came undone or solved

unwoven · pulled apart · disintegrated · frayed · fragmented

Family

rewove

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