Meaning of enknit | Babel Free

Definitions

To knit in; intwine; (by extension) to interweave

transitive

Examples

“Did you ever think⟳ how these universal stories have⟳ become⟳ inknitted with the very life of universal history?”

“She goes ! She comes again ! so flits Now to the window; now retires. Her loveliness the morn befits, And with a, welcome⟳ cord enknits And keeps the praise⟳ which it inspires.”

“In highest sky, the kindred tear⟳ May wet⟳ the dust, and jostling feet Polish the stones, the eyes may meet⟳, The thoughts enknit the present⟳, past, Entwine the bay, the flowers cast⟳ […]”

“Once enknitted into the stern fibre that ran through all her moods, it sought fields of operation.”

“The tempest which was used mainly as a symbol of adverse fortune in the Comedies and more subtly, though only imagis-tically, in the Histories, becomes from Julius Caesar onwards violent in effect and meaning, closely in-knitted in the whole.”

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