Stitch together Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To join pieces of fabric or material by sewing them, or to combine different things to make a whole, often used figuratively to talk about organizing ideas or parts.
Usage & Nuances
Semi-formal/neutral; literal with sewing, but often figurative in business, writing, or organizing contexts (e.g., 'stitch together a plan'). Common mistake: don't use for unrelated joining (e.g., not for taping or glueing together). Pairs with 'pieces,' 'parts,' 'story,' 'plan.'
Example Sentences
Let's stitch together a plan for the party.
basic
He stitched together a story from different memories.
basic
We managed to stitch together a team just in time for the match.
natural
She had to stitch together her broken bag with some thread she found.
natural
The manager tried to stitch together a solution from everyone’s ideas.
natural
She stitched together two pieces of fabric.
basic