Webs

Plural of 'web'. A web is a complex, intricate structure, especially one spun by a spider to catch prey. It can also refer to a network of connections, information, or systems. Metaphorically, it describes anything that ensnares, entangles, or links things together. It highlights the interconnectedness of various elements within a system or concept. It implies complexity, subtlety, and often, a delicate balance. The 'webs' can be real or abstract, natural or artificial.

Webs meaning with examples

• The spider meticulously repaired its webs after the storm, ensuring they were strong enough to catch their next meal. Every strand glistened with morning dew. The intricate webs demonstrated the spider's skill and patience.
• The internet, with its global network, is a complex web of interconnected servers, cables and data. We surf the webs daily, constantly being connected to something.
• The conspiracy theories created a web of speculation and distrust, leading many to question the official narratives.
• After hours of studying the organizational chart, I could see the webs that led to this new project.