To form by twisting, intertwining, or interlacing.
Neurosurgery attracted me as much for its intertwining of brain and consciousness as for its intertwining of life and death.
To form(yarn or thread)into fabric by intertwining.
Using a bobbin can prevent different wires from intertwining with each other.
The intertwining narrative Chronicles Daniel's search for his roots, and Gwendolen's increasingly wretched plight.
someone who makes garments (or fabrics) by intertwining yarn or thread.
Nancy wander for hours aimlessly along the intertwining road and footpath.
The intertwining of bands is supposed to show the interaction between different technologies, but it gets fuzzy here.
An ancient connection exists between public business and the banyan tree, as between its huge overarching shade and its deep intertwining roots.
Bodo Hombach, the boss of WAZ, a big German media investor, has said that “the close intertwining of oligarchs and political power is poisoning the market.”
Faye: Well each of the dancers will take hold of the end of one of the ribbons and start dancing around the Maypole, intertwining the ribbons as they dance.
Life is moving forward in the cold and warm intertwining, and life continues in grief and joy. Prosperous three thousand, but one of them, thousands of songs, but love one song.
There is another Sung painting of four scholarly figures wandering in an autumn forest and raising their heads to look at the intertwining branches of majestic trees above them.
