noun
interlace
Interlace (noun) means an ornamental feature seen chiefly in art of the early Middle Ages.
noun
1
An ornamental feature seen chiefly in art of the early Middle Ages.
"Hiberno-Saxon interlace patterns"
2
A method that made a video picture look sharper on older screens without needing more bandwidth.
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Etymology
Came from Middle English entrelacen, from Anglo-Norman entrelacer, from Old French, formed from inter- and lacer (“weave”).
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What is the meaning of interlace?
"interlace" (noun) means an ornamental feature seen chiefly in art of the early Middle Ages.
What are the different meanings of interlace?
"interlace" has 2 main meanings: 1. An ornamental feature seen chiefly in art of the early Middle Ages; 2. A method that made a video picture look sharper on older screens without needing more bandwidth.
