Definitions and Examples of sew, stitch, assemble
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
To join or repair fabric by needle and thread.
Example
She learned how to sew a button on her shirt.
To join or mend fabric with needle and thread.
Example
She had to stitch the hole in her sock.
To put together parts or pieces to make a whole.
Example
He had to assemble the furniture according to the instructions.
Key Differences: sew vs stitch vs assemble
- 1Sew and stitch are synonyms that both refer to joining or repairing fabric with needle and thread.
- 2Assemble refers to putting together parts or pieces to make a whole, which is different from repairing fabric.
Effective Usage of sew, stitch, assemble
- 1Crafts: Use sew and stitch to create handmade crafts such as clothing, accessories, and home decor.
- 2Repair: Use sew and stitch to fix tears, holes, and loose seams in fabric.
- 3Construction: Use assemble to build furniture, toys, and other items that require putting together parts or pieces.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of unstitch are sew, stitch, and assemble. Use sew and stitch to join or repair fabric with needle and thread, while assemble refers to putting together parts or pieces to make a whole. These words can be used in crafts, repairs, and construction projects.
