intermingle

/,intə'miɳgl/
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intermingle

The ingredients intermingle in the large mixing bowl.

Definition
  1. Verb:
    • To mix together; to combine or blend so that the individual parts become difficult to distinguish. It describes the action of two or more different things becoming combined into a single, often unified, mass or group.
Usage

The verb "intermingle" is used to describe the process of different elements, groups, or substances mixing together. It often implies a thorough or intimate mixing where the original components are no longer separate or easily identifiable. It can be used both transitively (with a direct object) and intransitively (without a direct object).

Examples
  • Transitive use (with an object):
    • The artist intermingled bright and dark colors to create a striking effect.
    • It is difficult to intermingle these two chemical solutions safely.
  • Intransitive use (without an object):
    • At the international conference, delegates from various countries freely intermingled during the coffee breaks.
    • The sounds of laughter and music intermingled in the night air.
Advanced Usage
  • "To become intermingled": A passive construction emphasizing the state of being mixed.
    • Over centuries, the languages became intermingled, creating a unique dialect.
  • Used in abstract or social contexts to describe the mixing of ideas, cultures, or populations.
    • In his novels, fantasy and reality seamlessly intermingle.
Variants and Related Words
  • Intermingling (noun): The act or process of mixing together.
    • The intermingling of cultures is a feature of global cities.
  • Mingle (verb): A close synonym, often used interchangeably, though "mingle" can sometimes imply a looser or more social mixing.
    • Guests mingled at the party.
Synonyms
  • Blend: To mix thoroughly and inseparably.
  • Mix: To combine or put together to form one substance or mass.
  • Merge: To cause to combine or coalesce.
  • Intermix: To mix together; essentially synonymous with "intermingle."
Antonyms
  • Separate: To cause to move or be apart.
  • Divide: To separate into parts or sections.
  • Segregate: To set apart from others or from the main group.
Related Phrases
  • Intermingle with: The most common preposition used with this verb.
    • It's important for students from different backgrounds to intermingle with each other.
intermingle

The ingredients intermingle in the large mixing bowl.

Verb
  1. combine into one
    • blend the nuts and raisins together
    • he blends in with the crowd
    • We don't intermingle much

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