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Meaning of loom
A primary meaning of the word "loom" is a device for interlacing yarn or threads to produce fabric.
Etymology of loom
The word "loom" originated from Old English "lōm," which referred to a tool or instrument, and is related to the Proto-Germanic word "lōmiz" and the Proto-Indo-European root "le-" which meant to bend or twist
Historically, the word "loom" has been used to describe various devices or machines used for weaving or textile production, with its meaning expanding to include more general senses of a device or machine, as well as a sense of something looming or threatening
Synonyms
Definitions
- A frame or machine for weaving or interlacing yarn or threads to produce fabric
- A device or machine that appears threatening or ominous
- To appear or seem likely to happen, especially in a threatening or ominous way
Usage Examples
- The weaver worked tirelessly at her loom, creating a beautiful tapestry
- The threat of economic downturn looms over the nation
- The massive machine loomed in the corner of the factory, intimidating the new workers