Wove is used for actions in the past where threads or materials were joined to make cloth or objects. It is the past form of weave.
She wove a scarf from wool.
They wove baskets by hand.
Wove can also mean to bring different parts or ideas together to make one thing. This is often used in speaking or writing.
The author wove stories into the book.
They wove ideas to make a plan.
Wove can describe moving by twisting or turning quickly between things, like walking or riding carefully to avoid objects.
He wove through the busy street fast.
She wove past the cars on her bike.
In tech, wove means combining data streams or threads into a single process. This meaning is uncommon and used in specific technical settings.
The software wove data from different sources.
It wove threads in parallel computing.
Wove can describe creatively mixing styles or elements together to make a new form in music, art, or performance.
The band wove jazz and blues in songs.
She wove colors in her paintings.
Wove is sometimes used in old or poetic language as the past of weave. Today, 'woven' is more common as a past participle.
The legend wove the fabric with magic.
He wove dreams into the story told.
