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- noun The quality of being
interwoven .
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Examples
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It is the beauty of the interwovenness of the rhythm that fascinates the African; it's that complexity that attracts the African mind, because he asks, "What's going on?"
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After this encounter between them I played a clumsy detective in proving that the two avoided each other and that there had been some interwovenness of interests in the past.
Nancy Stair A Novel Elinor Macartney Lane 1886
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It was she herself who shot the duke, and the interwovenness of affairs is marked in this.
Nancy Stair A Novel Elinor Macartney Lane 1886
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But, however one looked at it, the question to be answered remained: was it possible to draw from this new movement proofs of the knowledge one’s soul craved — the continuity of existence; the nearness, the interwovenness, of the spiritual world to the material; the eternal and omnipotent presence of the Creator?
The Way Home 2003
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