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Definition of intermingled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
mixturecombined in a way that is hard to distinguish
- Their voices were intermingled in the crowded room.
- The colors were intermingled on the artist's palette.
- The scents of flowers and spices intermingled in the air.
Origin of intermingled
Latin, inter (between) + minglere (mix)
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- French:entremêlé, ...
- German:vermischt, ...
- Italian:fuso, ...
- Spanish:entremezclado, ...
- Portuguese:fundido, ...
- Chinese:交融的, ...
- Japanese:融合した, ...
- Arabic:مُمتَزِج, ...
- Hebrew:מְעֹרְבָּב, ...
- Russian:смешанный, ...
- Ukrainian:змішаний, ...
- Hindi:घुला-मिला, ...
Definition of intermingle - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
mixingmix things together so they become one group
- The colors intermingle on the artist's palette.
- Cultures intermingle in port cities over centuries.
- Seeds of the two grasses intermingle in the field.
Origin of intermingle
ME, entre (between) + mingle (mix)
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- French:s'entremêler, ...
- German:vermischen, ...
- Italian:mescolarsi, ...
- Spanish:mezclar, ...
- Portuguese:misturar, ...
- Chinese:混合, ...
- Japanese:入り交じる, ...
- Arabic:اِمْتَزَجَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְעָרֵבֵב, ...
- Russian:перемешиваться, ...
- Ukrainian:перемішуватися, ...
- Hindi:मिलाना, ...
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