in·weave \(ˈ)in, ən+\transitive verb oren·weave\ə̇n, (ˈ)en+\ Etymology:in- (II)or en- (I) + weave, v. 1. a.: to weave in or together b.: to decorate by weaving : insert, interlace c.: to mend or patch by reweaving 2.: to incorporate as if by weaving < the vitality of experience which is inwoven with their thorniness — J.H.Hanford >