Join
Weave
Weave verb - To cause to twine about one another.
Usage example: as they have for the past two centuries, crafters continue to weave osiers into the distinctive baskets that are the island's trademark
Common collocations
| forces | join forces | weave forces |
Both words in one sentence
- His idea of humanity's best interests involves sabotaging the Weave's efforts to get humankind to join them in the war against the Amplitur, a race who psychically, genetically and surgically Mind Rape every race they come across into enslavement to them, and who will at some point reach Earth.
Source: Designated Hero / Literature - In Alan Dean Foster's The Damned series, the Weave (and the Amplitur, as they perceive themselves) visit worlds populated with intelligent, civilized sentients to warn them of the intergalactic war between the two sides, share technology and invite (or "invite") them to join their side.
Source: Benevolent Alien Invasion
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