Twines

The word "twines" describes the act of winding or interlacing two or more things together, often strands of material like rope, thread, or plant stems. It can also refer to something that is wound or twisted. Figuratively, it can imply a close, interconnected relationship or a weaving together of ideas or events. The action of twining suggests a degree of flexibility and a natural inclination to curve or spiral around something else, indicating a binding or strengthening effect. The resulting form often suggests a sense of unity or entanglement.

Twines meaning with examples

• The ivy twines its delicate tendrils around the ancient oak tree, creating a beautiful and natural synergy. The plant, with its long stalks, has a remarkable ability to hold itself in place, due to the complex way it coils. Slowly but surely, the foliage will completely cover the old bark, providing shade. The result is both practical and pleasing to the eye.
• She twines the ribbons of silk around the floral arrangement, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to the bouquet, the colors are really popping now! She uses the thinnest ribbon she could find, to give the arrangement the feel of a flower in its natural state. With a delicate twist, she adds a little more color. There's no doubt this will wow.
• Their destinies twines together over the years, their lives inextricably linked by shared experiences and enduring loyalty. A bond so strong it cannot be broken, their hearts know that. Each knows the other's history, from beginning to end. They are bonded in a unique way.
• The artist skillfully twines vibrant threads to create intricate tapestry designs. This process, takes time and skill. You have to get the angles just right, otherwise it is not an image you can see. It is always nice to be able to create an image from nothing.