Change
Weave
Weave verb - To cause to twine about one another.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- The leshiis are descripted either as humanoids or Ent-esque walking tree-things, and have the powers to change their size and weave illusions.
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Contrary to the what the name implies, the Fateweavers can only see the Weave of Fate, they can't actually change it — no one can.
Source: Seers - Expository Hairstyle Change/Letting Her Hair Down: At Brian's suggestion—and representing the fact that he's getting her to loosen up—Kenya takes off her weave and sports her natural hair.
Source: Film / Something New
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