sewn

[ sohn ]

verb

1. a past participle of sew ¹.

sewn

/ səʊn /

verb

1. a past participle of sew

Other Words From

• well-sewn adjective

Example Sentences

That includes this gift-worthy hoodie, which was designed, cut and sewn in L.A.’s fashion district.

From Los Angeles Times

“The inept and failed policies of the Harris-Biden Administration have enabled the Iranian-backed proxies that have sewn a path of death and destruction, resulting in catastrophic global ramifications,” the Trump campaign said in a statement.

From Los Angeles Times

In Episode 2, "Circle Sewn with Fate Unlock Thy Hidden Gate," "Teen" is driving Agatha to rally up a makeshift coven of witches including Lilia Calderu, A 450-year-old Sicilian witch played by the always delightful Patti LuPone, and when asked by Agatha to talk about who he is, and where he's from, his words are muted.

From Salon

The preparation of 35 bows was next; they were shaped and ironed one by one before they were sewn at the specified points along the chevron pattern created by the ribbons.

From Los Angeles Times

The next step involved attaching the embroidered fabric to the contrasting black silk lining, then a second pressing, followed by additional bows being sewn at the hips and around the neck.

From Los Angeles Times