unwoven
/ʌnˈwoʊvən/
verb
- Past participle of unweave: having been separated or undone.
- The story's mystery was unwoven by the final chapter.
- She had unwoven the entire blanket by the end of the day.
- The threads had been unwoven and could not be reused.
adjective
- Not woven; made of fibers pressed or bonded together rather than interlaced.
- Unwoven fabric is often used in disposable medical masks.
- Unwoven textiles are cheaper to produce than traditional woven cloth.
- The bag was made from unwoven polypropylene fibers.
- Having been taken apart; no longer woven together.
- After the mistake was fixed, the unwoven section was re-knitted.
- The unwoven threads lay in a tangled pile on the table.
- The old sweater was unwoven and the yarn was saved.
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