Definitions

1. noun

A device for weaving, consisting of two or more horizontal bars with a series of threads stretched between them, used to weave fabric or other materials.

“The weaver sat at her loom, carefully weaving the intricate patterns onto the fabric.”

2. verb

To create or produce something, especially a fabric or a pattern, by interweaving threads or parts.

“The artist’s latest installation was a loom of colorful threads that seemed to dance in the air.”

3. verb

To seem or appear as something, especially a certain quality or feeling.

“The city loomed large on the horizon, its towering skyscrapers a testament to its grandeur.”

4. verb

To appear or seem more prominent or threatening.

“The problem seemed to loom larger than we had initially thought, and we had to come up with a new plan to tackle it.”

5. verb

To appear or seem on the horizon, especially as a threat or a challenge.

“A major storm was forecasted to loom on the horizon, and we had to prepare for its arrival.”