Definition Synonyms
Definition of contexture - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
structureDated the arrangement and union of the constituent parts of a thingDated
- The contexture of the team was crucial for their success.
2.
weavingDated UK the way parts are woven together to form a wholeDated UK
- The contexture of the novel is complex and engaging.
Origin of contexture
Latin, contexere (to weave together)
Examples of contexture in a sentence
Architects admired the contexture of the building. The contexture of the tapestry was intricate and beautiful. Understanding the contexture of the argument requires careful analysis.
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- French:structure, texture, ...
- German:Struktur, ...
- Italian:struttura, tessitura, ...
- Spanish:estructura, trama, ...
- Portuguese:contextura, tecido, ...
- Chinese:结构, ...
- Japanese:構成, コンテクスチャー, ...
- Arabic:بِنْيَة, تَرْكِيب, ...
- Hebrew:מִבְנֶה, מִרְקָם, ...
- Russian:структура, переплетение, ...
- Ukrainian:структура, переплетення, ...
- Hindi:संरचना, बुनावट, ...
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