wove

[ wohv ]

verb

1. a simple past tense and past participle of weave.

wove

/ wəʊv /

verb

1. a past tense of weave

Example Sentences

Herbert wove a complicated universe with oddball technologies, bizarre competing factions and religions that are easier to digest over the methodical consumption of hundreds of pages.

From Salon

Tell me about how you wove that together and what that means for this story.

From Salon

And Skinner, a 40-year member of the local Optimist Club, wove through the crowd cracking jokes until someone told him it was his turn to roll.

From Los Angeles Times

“True Detective: Night Country” likewise returned to form, delivering a taut, trippy mystery that deftly wove in observations on misogyny, corporate pollution and racism.

From Los Angeles Times

He wove in and out of stories all night, and returned always to cajoling Rostam to speak.

From Literature

Related Words

• braid
• careen
• compose
• construct
• create
• entwine
• fabricate
• fold
• fuse
• incorporate
• intertwine
• introduce
• knit
• loop
• mesh
• sew
• snake
• spin
• splice
• twist