commingle
[kuh-ming-guh l]
- to mix or mingle together; combine.
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Origin of commingle
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mingle, join, unite, amalgamate, merge, intermix, commix, compound, integrate, combine, intermingleExamples from the Web for commingled
Contemporary Examples
I feel a commingled grief; so much promise lost, the end of a legacy.
Historical Examples
They are commingled either in a natural or an artificial manner.
Initiation into PhilosophyEmile Faguet
He reached out his arms for it, all his senses for the time confused and commingled.
The Four MillionO. Henry
He did not resent it, but felt an odd thrill of commingled pity and—fear.
The Inside of the Cup, CompleteWinston Churchill
It is a poem in which dignity, beauty, and power are commingled with a rare charm.
The Epic of SaulWilliam Cleaver Wilkinson
The waves are commingled, and we are unable to separate them absolutely.
The Romance of Modern InventionArchibald Williams
commingle
- to mix or be mixed; blend
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commingle
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