Definition
Definition of intermixing - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
mixingRare process of combining different things togetherRare
- The intermixing of cultures shaped the city's identity.
2.
resultRare result created by mixing different things togetherRare
- The intermixing of colors produced a unique shade.
Adjective
1.
ongoingRare in the process of being mixed togetherRare
- The intermixing cultures created a vibrant community.
2.
continuousRare blending different elements continuouslyRare
- The intermixing colors on the canvas were mesmerizing.
Origin of intermixing
Latin, inter (between) + miscere (to mix)
Examples of intermixing in a sentence
Intermixing of freshwater and saltwater creates a unique habitat in the estuary. The intermixing of jazz and folk gave the album its signature sound. Their neighborhood reflected an intermixing of traditions that tourists came to see. The intermixing ingredients created a unique flavor. Intermixing colors can lead to beautiful new shades. The intermixing patterns in the fabric created a unique design.
Intermixing sounds in the track gave it a rich texture.
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- French:mélange, mêlant, ...
- German:Vermischung, sich vermischend, ...
- Italian:mescolanza, misto, ...
- Spanish:mezcla, en mezcla, ...
- Portuguese:mistura, em fusão, ...
- Chinese:混合过程, 混合中的, ...
- Japanese:混合, 混ざり合っている, ...
- Arabic:اِمْتِزَاج, مُمْتَزِج, ...
- Hebrew:עֶרְבּוּב, מִתְעַרְבֵּב, ...
- Russian:смешивание, смешивающийся, ...
- Ukrainian:перемішування, змішувальний, ...
- Hindi:मिश्रण, मिलता-जुलता, ...
Definition of intermix - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
mixingRare mix different things togetherRare
- The colors intermix on the artist's palette.
- Please do not intermix the two paints.
- They intermix fresh herbs into the sauce.
Origin of intermix
Latin, inter (between) + miscere (to mix)
View all translations of intermix
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- French:entremêler, ...
- German:vermischen, ...
- Italian:mescolare, ...
- Spanish:intermezclar, ...
- Portuguese:misturar, ...
- Chinese:混合, ...
- Japanese:混ぜ合わせる, ...
- Arabic:خَلَطَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְעַרְבֵּב, ...
- Russian:смешивать, ...
- Ukrainian:змішувати, ...
- Hindi:मिश्रित करना, ...
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