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- noun Plural form of
weaving .
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Examples
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As with weapons, anthropomorphic images in weavings are heavily abstracted.
Wind of Change JDsg 2007
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The weavings were a way for the women to record both their grief over the loss of their loved ones and the brutality that occurred under the dictatorship.
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We will learn to cook over an open fire and make homemade crafts such as weavings, tin lanterns, and candles.
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Villages to visit because of the church (no tourists) and of the beautiful weavings, San Andres Larrainzar (Tzotzil pro Zapatista).
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Other beautiful weavings are done in Tenejapa (Tzeltal).
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One booth had a few antique wool blankets woven in natural dyes; looking at the patterns of these blankets and running my fingers over the soft weavings engaged my senses in a deep and familiar way.
Wild Feminine Tami Lynn Kent 2011
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They become books and movies and weavings and patterns, gryphons and shapeshifters and unicorns.
Valentines, part the first mllelaurel 2009
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Other beautiful weavings are done in Tenejapa (Tzeltal).
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She weaves the final patterns of the story of the Abbey, of Maisie and Dan, and I hope those weavings will surprise some readers -- but does Julia give closure?
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Villages to visit because of the church (no tourists) and of the beautiful weavings, San Andres Larrainzar (Tzotzil pro Zapatista).
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