reweave
/riˈwiv/
verb
- To weave something again, such as fabric, a basket, or a pattern.
- The artisan had to reweave the damaged section of the tapestry.
- The machine can reweave the threads automatically if a mistake is detected.
- She learned to reweave the straw basket after it broke.
- To repair or restore something by weaving new material into it.
- They hired a specialist to reweave the moth-eaten areas of the curtain.
- He carefully reweaved the torn edge of the antique rug.
- The tailor offered to reweave the hole in the wool sweater.
- To reconstruct or reorganize something in a careful, intricate way (figurative).
- After the argument, they tried to reweave the trust between them.
- The community worked together to reweave the social fabric after the disaster.
- The author had to reweave the plot after removing a major character.