contexture
/kɒnˈtɛkʃər, -ˈtek-/Definitions
1. noun
the quality or state of being woven together, especially in a complex or subtle way
“The contexture of their relationship was evident in the way they worked together.”
2. noun
the structure or pattern of something such as a fabric or a system
“The contexture of the city’s transportation system was designed for efficiency.”
3. noun
a complex or subtle relationship or structure
“The contexture of the plot was engaging and kept the audience guessing.”
4. verb
to create or develop a complex or subtle relationship or structure
“The artist contextured the different elements of the painting to create a sense of depth.”