Definition of intermix in English:

intermix

verb ɪntəˈmɪksˌɪn(t)ərˈmɪks

Mix together.
with object the ore had to be handled so that it was not inadvertently intermixed with other material
no object along its southern edge low trees intermix with the shrubs
Example sentencesExamples
- And he hasn't given us any reason to intermix those races.
- Avoid intermixing different brands or batches of stain.
- Cultural backgrounds become intermixed and paths blended when people migrate to towns and cities.
- People live intermixed in non-segregated communities.
- At the edge where the 2 tumors collided, nests of invasive carcinoma were intermixed with sheets of lymphoma cells.
- This started the process whereby the fibres began to felt together as the scales on the individual fibres intermixed.
- He said Bieber had an American accent with the influence of the Southern states intermixed with distinct Yorkshire features.
- Our attitudes towards life intermix, along with our attitudes towards relationships.
- The local radio station intermixed carefully conservative country music with community news and the farm and ranch report.
- The personalities and likenesses of Reid's subjects come alive as he intermixes color and shape.
- His private life and professional one are hopelessly intermixed in ways that leave him with little control over either world.
- As the day progressed, the groups were intermixed to give everyone an opportunity to meet and mingle.
- Moreover, what little is known about his life tends to be indelibly intermixed with a rich mythological overlay.
- That love, now, is felt as a certain heart ache which intermixes freely with hate and anger.
- Images disintegrate, intermix or transform into new forms within a multi-layered environment.
- You can smell the mint, basil, and dill intermixing together and providing the outside with their spicy, sweet scents.
- ‘Relationships between different cultures are very intermixed,’ says Goldenchild.
- Here the small town atmosphere is intermixed with the comforts of a metropolis.
- There was a flood, and it did exhume a graveyard where Confederate and Union soldiers were intermixed.
- You've got innocent civilians intermixed in the battle.
Synonyms
blend, mingle, combine, put together, stir, jumble, merge
blend, mingle, combine, put together, stir, jumble, merge

Derivatives

intermixable

adjective

Brilliant, vibrant, and opaque colors are all intermixable and clean up with water.
Example sentencesExamples
- Our range of intermixable low metal release onglaze colours is suitable for indirect and direct applications using both conventional and fast firing cycles.
- All acrylics are self sealing and intermixable, making the color possibilities endless.
- In general, stains are intermixable to create new colors or shades.
- Colors are completely intermixable so a large dye inventory is not necessary.

intermixture

noun ˌɪntəˈmɪkstʃəˌɪn(t)ərˈmɪkstʃər

mass noun

The mixing together of different things.
the increasing intermixture of different communities
Example sentencesExamples
- delicate shadings result from the intermixture of dyes
- count noun landscapes with an intermixture of architecture
- Portuguese-speaking Brazil (which constitutes half of South America in population and territory) testifies even more strongly to African intermixture.
- It is precisely such intermixture, such ‘composite character,’ Emerson concludes, that contributed to England's emergence as one of the world's great civilizations and powers.
- In the 1930s, anthropologists commonly held that there had once been ‘pure races’, and variation in today's populations was due to intermixture.

Origin

Mid 16th century (originally as the past participle intermixt): from Latin intermixtus, past participle of intermiscere 'mix together', from inter- 'between' + miscere 'to mix'.

Rhymes

admix, affix, commix, fix, Hicks, MI6, mix, nix, Nyx, pix, Pnyx, prix fixe, pyx, Ricks, six, Styx, transfix, Wicks

Definition of intermix in US English:

intermix

verbˌin(t)ərˈmiksˌɪn(t)ərˈmɪks

Mix together.
with object the ore had to be handled so that it was not inadvertently intermixed with other material
no object along its southern edge low trees intermix with the shrubs
Example sentencesExamples
- Our attitudes towards life intermix, along with our attitudes towards relationships.
- You've got innocent civilians intermixed in the battle.
- At the edge where the 2 tumors collided, nests of invasive carcinoma were intermixed with sheets of lymphoma cells.
- The local radio station intermixed carefully conservative country music with community news and the farm and ranch report.
- Images disintegrate, intermix or transform into new forms within a multi-layered environment.
- He said Bieber had an American accent with the influence of the Southern states intermixed with distinct Yorkshire features.
- Cultural backgrounds become intermixed and paths blended when people migrate to towns and cities.
- Here the small town atmosphere is intermixed with the comforts of a metropolis.
- You can smell the mint, basil, and dill intermixing together and providing the outside with their spicy, sweet scents.
- Moreover, what little is known about his life tends to be indelibly intermixed with a rich mythological overlay.
- And he hasn't given us any reason to intermix those races.
- ‘Relationships between different cultures are very intermixed,’ says Goldenchild.
- His private life and professional one are hopelessly intermixed in ways that leave him with little control over either world.
- That love, now, is felt as a certain heart ache which intermixes freely with hate and anger.
- This started the process whereby the fibres began to felt together as the scales on the individual fibres intermixed.
- As the day progressed, the groups were intermixed to give everyone an opportunity to meet and mingle.
- The personalities and likenesses of Reid's subjects come alive as he intermixes color and shape.
- Avoid intermixing different brands or batches of stain.
- There was a flood, and it did exhume a graveyard where Confederate and Union soldiers were intermixed.
- People live intermixed in non-segregated communities.
Synonyms
blend, mingle, combine, put together, stir, jumble, merge
blend, mingle, combine, put together, stir, jumble, merge

Origin

Mid 16th century (originally as the past participle intermixt): from Latin intermixtus, past participle of intermiscere ‘mix together’, from inter- ‘between’ + miscere ‘to mix’.

单词	intermix
释义	Definition of intermix in English: intermix verb ɪntəˈmɪksˌɪn(t)ərˈmɪks Mix together. with object the ore had to be handled so that it was not inadvertently intermixed with other material no object along its southern edge low trees intermix with the shrubs Example sentencesExamples And he hasn't given us any reason to intermix those races. Avoid intermixing different brands or batches of stain. Cultural backgrounds become intermixed and paths blended when people migrate to towns and cities. People live intermixed in non-segregated communities. At the edge where the 2 tumors collided, nests of invasive carcinoma were intermixed with sheets of lymphoma cells. This started the process whereby the fibres began to felt together as the scales on the individual fibres intermixed. He said Bieber had an American accent with the influence of the Southern states intermixed with distinct Yorkshire features. Our attitudes towards life intermix, along with our attitudes towards relationships. The local radio station intermixed carefully conservative country music with community news and the farm and ranch report. The personalities and likenesses of Reid's subjects come alive as he intermixes color and shape. His private life and professional one are hopelessly intermixed in ways that leave him with little control over either world. As the day progressed, the groups were intermixed to give everyone an opportunity to meet and mingle. Moreover, what little is known about his life tends to be indelibly intermixed with a rich mythological overlay. That love, now, is felt as a certain heart ache which intermixes freely with hate and anger. Images disintegrate, intermix or transform into new forms within a multi-layered environment. You can smell the mint, basil, and dill intermixing together and providing the outside with their spicy, sweet scents. ‘Relationships between different cultures are very intermixed,’ says Goldenchild. Here the small town atmosphere is intermixed with the comforts of a metropolis. There was a flood, and it did exhume a graveyard where Confederate and Union soldiers were intermixed. You've got innocent civilians intermixed in the battle. Synonyms blend, mingle, combine, put together, stir, jumble, merge blend, mingle, combine, put together, stir, jumble, merge Derivatives intermixable adjective Brilliant, vibrant, and opaque colors are all intermixable and clean up with water. Example sentencesExamples Our range of intermixable low metal release onglaze colours is suitable for indirect and direct applications using both conventional and fast firing cycles. All acrylics are self sealing and intermixable, making the color possibilities endless. In general, stains are intermixable to create new colors or shades. Colors are completely intermixable so a large dye inventory is not necessary. intermixture noun ˌɪntəˈmɪkstʃəˌɪn(t)ərˈmɪkstʃər mass noun The mixing together of different things. the increasing intermixture of different communities Example sentencesExamples delicate shadings result from the intermixture of dyes count noun landscapes with an intermixture of architecture Portuguese-speaking Brazil (which constitutes half of South America in population and territory) testifies even more strongly to African intermixture. It is precisely such intermixture, such ‘composite character,’ Emerson concludes, that contributed to England's emergence as one of the world's great civilizations and powers. In the 1930s, anthropologists commonly held that there had once been ‘pure races’, and variation in today's populations was due to intermixture. Origin Mid 16th century (originally as the past participle intermixt): from Latin intermixtus, past participle of intermiscere 'mix together', from inter- 'between' + miscere 'to mix'. Rhymes admix, affix, commix, fix, Hicks, MI6, mix, nix, Nyx, pix, Pnyx, prix fixe, pyx, Ricks, six, Styx, transfix, Wicks Definition of intermix in US English: intermix verbˌin(t)ərˈmiksˌɪn(t)ərˈmɪks Mix together. with object the ore had to be handled so that it was not inadvertently intermixed with other material no object along its southern edge low trees intermix with the shrubs Example sentencesExamples Our attitudes towards life intermix, along with our attitudes towards relationships. You've got innocent civilians intermixed in the battle. At the edge where the 2 tumors collided, nests of invasive carcinoma were intermixed with sheets of lymphoma cells. The local radio station intermixed carefully conservative country music with community news and the farm and ranch report. Images disintegrate, intermix or transform into new forms within a multi-layered environment. He said Bieber had an American accent with the influence of the Southern states intermixed with distinct Yorkshire features. Cultural backgrounds become intermixed and paths blended when people migrate to towns and cities. Here the small town atmosphere is intermixed with the comforts of a metropolis. You can smell the mint, basil, and dill intermixing together and providing the outside with their spicy, sweet scents. Moreover, what little is known about his life tends to be indelibly intermixed with a rich mythological overlay. And he hasn't given us any reason to intermix those races. ‘Relationships between different cultures are very intermixed,’ says Goldenchild. His private life and professional one are hopelessly intermixed in ways that leave him with little control over either world. That love, now, is felt as a certain heart ache which intermixes freely with hate and anger. This started the process whereby the fibres began to felt together as the scales on the individual fibres intermixed. As the day progressed, the groups were intermixed to give everyone an opportunity to meet and mingle. The personalities and likenesses of Reid's subjects come alive as he intermixes color and shape. Avoid intermixing different brands or batches of stain. There was a flood, and it did exhume a graveyard where Confederate and Union soldiers were intermixed. People live intermixed in non-segregated communities. Synonyms blend, mingle, combine, put together, stir, jumble, merge blend, mingle, combine, put together, stir, jumble, merge Origin Mid 16th century (originally as the past participle intermixt): from Latin intermixtus, past participle of intermiscere ‘mix together’, from inter- ‘between’ + miscere ‘to mix’.
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