How Do You Spell WEAVED?

Pronunciation: [wˈiːvd] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "weaved" is a source of confusion for many English learners. The reason for the ambiguity is the presence of the letters "ea" which can be pronounced as "ee" or "ay". In this particular word, the "ea" is pronounced as "ee" due to the silent "v" at the end. The correct IPA phonetic transcription for "weaved" is /wiːvd/. So, next time you come across this word, remember to stress the "ee" sound, and you'll have no problem spelling it correctly.

WEAVED Meaning and Definition

1. Weaved is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "weave." As a verb, weave refers to the act of interlacing threads, strands, or other flexible materials to create a fabric or pattern. It involves the skillful intertwining of one material with another to produce a cohesive and structured result.

   When something is weaved, it means that it underwent the process of weaving, where individual fibers are interconnected to form a woven or braided structure. Weaving typically involves passing one strand over or under another, alternately crossing them, and repeating the process to create a desired design or cloth. Weaving can be done by hand or using machinery, and it is commonly utilized to produce textiles, carpets, baskets, and various other fabric-based products.

   Weaved can also be employed metaphorically to indicate the creation or development of something intricate or complicated, by the skillful intermingling or combining of different elements or ideas. It signifies the act of skillfully merging various aspects, concepts, or arguments into a coherent whole. In this sense, weaved suggests a careful and deliberate arrangement of components to yield a comprehensive or elaborate outcome.

   In summary, weaved is the past form of the verb "weave," referring to the process of interlacing materials such as fibers or threads to create a structured fabric or pattern.

Common Misspellings for WEAVED

• wahed
• swearved
• weezed
• whamed
• wiaved
• searved
• werved
• weeked
• sweved
• swaved
• weeve
• webed
• wheaned
• beived
• wieved
• weaven
• weived
• maved
• neved
• beahved
• ceived
• beaved
• weaded
• weard
• wearid
• wayed
• faved
• weeped
• wealed
• seaved
• weared
• weavy
• waced
• reaved
• wavied
• erved
• weaped
• cerved
• weaked
• waverd
• eavid
• peaved
• waied
• ferved
• weapped
• woved
• weaved
• Weved
• wevcd
• WERZED
• Teavez
• welbaced
• WERVEA
• wezeed
• Weaveld
• weadid
• Weadled
• Weevey

Etymology of WEAVED

The word "weaved" is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "weave". Its etymology can be traced back to the Old English word "wefan", which meant "to weave". This Old English term is derived from the Proto-Germanic word "webanan", which similarly meant "to weave" or "to braid". The word has retained its basic meaning throughout its development in English, referring to the act of interlacing threads or materials to create fabric or other forms.

Similar spelling words for WEAVED

• Yevette,
• S-UVT,
• oft-heard,
• Evette,
• EFOD,
• Yvedt,
• Ivette,
• Ovate-rotundate,
• Evetta,
• ovett,
• ovid,
• AFIT/LS,
• EFTT,
• AFWT,
• EFIDA,
• Yvette,
• UVDY,
• EFDH,
• oft-repeated,
• Ovato-oblong,
• ewft,
• AVJT,
• AVDU,
• ofoto,
• AFADD,
• Effet,
• EFIDI,
• ATD/IFD,
• un-weaved,
• ivatt,
• evitt,
• Aviette,
• AFD1,
• ovidio,
• AVATI,
• IFITU,
• AVOD,
• AHVT,
• EFDA,
• Ivetta,
• EFID,
• AFWD,
• IVET,
• ophidio-,
• AVDOA,
• Wheft,
• IFTA,
• Waved,
• ovate,
• IVT,
• EIFT,
• AFD/CTM,
• Ifetayo,
• EFTA,
• ovate-ellipsoidal,
• AFIT/CI,
• OFAD,
• Whiffet,
• Waived,
• aphid,
• oft-cited,
• EFATA,
• AFD,
• EFFD,
• AFTAA,
• SIFT/UFT,
• AVT,
• AFOAT,
• Ovato-acuminate,
• Whiffed,
• EUFODA,
• IFTU,
• EAFT,
• offwhite,
• iffat,
• efate,
• AFTW,
• OAEVT,
• offed,
• AIVD,
• IFD,
• evatt,
• ovoid,
• oft,
• AEAFD,
• UFDT,
• IFDDI,
• WEVD,
• effete,
• ivuti,
• avidya,
• dis-avowed,
• Yvetta,
• OPP-EFED,
• EFDI,
• Evite,
• Wived,
• UFD1,
• AFAAID,
• Ovate-subulate,
• avoda,
• APHTA,
• AVT-IR,
• OPHDA,
• Ivett,
• eft,
• AFYT,
• ovoid(al),
• AFTEI,
• AIFTO,
• ivity,
• AFD/Y,
• OVDU,
• ofid,
• Ephod,
• OFDI,
• yefet,
• Yaphet,
• UFD,
• OVHT,
• IEFT,
• AFTE,
• AFWTA,
• EIFD,
• EFIT,
• avatea,
• IFFT,
• AFTU,
• avadi,
• AVDE,
• IVUT,
• Oblong-ovate,
• AVDO,
• AFIT,
• Afiat,
• Ovate-acuminate,
• inter-weaved,
• AFTT,
• OVDA,
• EHFD,
• Oved,
• EFAD,
• Aviado,
• EFET,
• Eyvetta,
• AWVT,
• fore-and-aft-rigged,
• evade,
• EFDU,
• UFD2,
• EIVT,
• uvite,
• IAFFT,
• Affied,
• uvda,
• AHVIIT,
• ovadia,
• woofed,
• C/AFT,
• UFAED,
• un-avowed,
• IUFT,
• avdey,
• iphoto,
• avowed,
• avadh,
• Ovate-lanceolate,
• Ovadiah,
• AFIDI,
• bures-sur-yvette,
• YYAFD,
• AFTDU,
• AAFAD,
• EFED,
• offday,
• AFDAA,
• Ovate-oblong,
• ufot,
• AFTA,
• wefte,
• AVTO,
• eufod,
• EFDO,
• ivied,
• IFAT,
• EEVT,
• IFTAE,
• oft-encountered,
• IFTTA,
• IVDTE,
• IFAD,
• waivode,
• AEVT,
• ified,
• AFITI,
• ovoid-shaped,
• weft,
• EF4T,
• oviedo,
• effat,
• evote,
• oviatt,
• Oophyte,
• AOVD,
• AFTD,
• IFFD,
• ift88,
• ovieda,
• Waift,
• aft,
• Ovato-rotundate,
• AIAFD,
• EFAT,
• EOFAD,
• fore/aft,
• IFT,
• ovidiu,
• waft,
• EFTU,
• euphaeidae,
• Eevette,
• AEFTI,
• oft-stated,
• OFWAT,
• EHVT,
• EFT-POS,
• ofuda,
• Yift,
• ophidia,
• AVO2D,
• EVD,
• OVIDE,
• EFAAD,
• AFTTA,
• Evet,
• Evita,
• evett,
• micro-waved,
• OVD,
• AIIFT,
• EFTO,
• EVT,
• oft-injured,
• EFEDTA,
• fore-and-aft,
• AEFD,
• avida,
• self-avowed,
• OFTDA,
• ACC/AFT,
• offit,
• lance-ovate,
• ophid-,
• AFT2E,
• UFT,
• WAFD,
• Ophite,
• aff'd,
• yiftah,
• Auvit,
• EFTI,
• EFTD,
• eveite,
• Iveta,
• EFTE,
• UFOD,
• offida,
• AFITU,
• EFWD,
• oft-told,
• aft-facing,
• UOFT,
• IFATU,
• Yafit,
• Eophyte,
• Rhomboid-ovate,
• aphidæ,
• OFD,
• OVHD,
• fore-aft,
• oft-maligned,
• evadee,
• EVDO,
• ivete,
• afato,
• afoot,
• AEFTA,
• Ovate-cylindraceous,
• avid,
• aviate,
• UEFFDE,
• UVD,
• IFWTO,
• AFUTT,
• oft-quoted,
• IVITT,
• Avita,
• Yifat,
• avett,
• t-offed,
• AFD/T,
• EFD,
• OFTA,
• Uvate,
• Ovato-cylindraceous,
• AVIATE-COPTER,
• evat,
• send-offed,
• Aphidae,
• avoid,
• EFEDA,
• AVOT,
• AVIAT,
• Eyvette,
• Yvett,
• aveda,
• oft-used,
• EFITA,
• AFTI,
• Iphedeiah,
• AUFDW,
• EFDD.

Conjugate verb Weaved

CONDITIONAL

I would weave

we would weave

you would weave

he/she/it would weave

they would weave

FUTURE

I will weave

we will weave

you will weave

he/she/it will weave

they will weave

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have weaved, will have woven

we will have weaved, will have woven

you will have weaved, will have woven

he/she/it will have weaved, will have woven

they will have weaved, will have woven

PAST

I weaved, wove

we weaved, wove

you weaved, wove

he/she/it weaved, wove

they weaved, wove

PAST PERFECT

I had woven, had weaved

we had woven, had weaved

you had woven, had weaved

he/she/it had woven, had weaved

they had woven, had weaved

PRESENT

I weave

we weave

you weave

he/she/it weaves

they weave

PRESENT PERFECT

I have woven, have weaved

we have woven, have weaved

you have woven, have weaved

he/she/it has woven, has weaved

they have woven, have weaved

I am weaving

we are weaving

you are weaving

he/she/it is weaving

they are weaving

I was weaving

we were weaving

you were weaving

he/she/it was weaving

they were weaving

I will be weaving

we will be weaving

you will be weaving

he/she/it will be weaving

they will be weaving

I have been weaving

we have been weaving

you have been weaving

he/she/it has been weaving

they have been weaving

I had been weaving

we had been weaving

you had been weaving

he/she/it had been weaving

they had been weaving

I will have been weaving

we will have been weaving

you will have been weaving

he/she/it will have been weaving

they will have been weaving

I would have woven, would have weaved

we would have woven, would have weaved

you would have woven, would have weaved

he/she/it would have woven, would have weaved

they would have woven, would have weaved

I would be weaving

we would be weaving

you would be weaving

he/she/it would be weaving

they would be weaving

I would have been weaving

we would have been weaving

you would have been weaving

he/she/it would have been weaving

they would have been weaving