- in|ter|lace|ment
- in|ter|lace|ment «IHN tuhr LAYS muhnt», noun.1. the process of interlacing.2. the state of being interlaced.3. the result of interlacing; something interlaced.
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interlacement — in·ter·lace·ment … English syllables
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