interknit
Americanverb (used with object)
Etymology
Origin of interknit
Example Sentences
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Wilson bulls ahead into a delirious arrangement of interknit harmonies, overlayered synthesizers and skittish vocals that is completely ravishing.
From Time Magazine Archive
We should see the spirit of empire and of trade, interknit with administrative justice, as the soul of Great Britain.
From The Audacious War by Clarence W. (Clarence Walker) Barron
A few firm stakes they planted in the ground, Circling a narrow space, but large enow, These strongly interknit they closed around With basket-work of many a pliant bough.
From The Island Home by Dalziel
They were here in Yorkburg, lives closely interknit, and here, in the home in which she had been born, she was to live henceforth.
From Miss Gibbie Gault by Kate Langley Bosher
And straightway he set himself to examine how securely the trees were interknit.
From In the Morning of Time by Sir Charles George Douglas Roberts
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