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Term: unwoven

Description

Unwoven is the past participle form of the verb "unweave," which means to take apart or separate the threads or fibers of something that was previously woven together. It is used to describe the state of something that has been unmade or disassembled.

Senses and Usages

Part of Speech: Adjective

1. Referring to fabric or textile that has not been woven.

2. Describing the state of something that was once woven, but now has been disassembled or taken apart.

3. Used metaphorically to symbolize the breaking down or unraveling of something that was once tightly interconnected.

Part of Speech: Verb (past participle)

1. Describing the action of taking apart or disassembling something that was previously woven.

Sample Sentences

1. Adjective:

• The unwoven fabric had a rough texture and looked unfinished.
• The unwoven rug lay in pieces on the floor, awaiting repair.
• She admired the intricate patterns of the unwoven tapestry.

2. Verb (past participle):

• The ancient artifacts were carefully unwoven to study their construction.
• He unwoven the tangled threads, separating them into neat piles.
• They unwoven the old sweater to repurpose the yarn for a new project.

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