Commingled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMMINGLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• COMMINGLE, to mix together, also COMINGLE
• mix; blend
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to blend thoroughly into a harmonious whole

Words related to COMMINGLED

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How to use COMMINGLED in a sentence

• With a sense of commingled awe and curiosity, I watched it, wondering what new thing was to be revealed to me.
• The Danes and the Saxons, it would seem, commingled, and gradually became one nation.
• Under the grateful shade of the lofty palm were flowers and fruits in commingled sweetness and beauty.
• Bending forms and tears, groans and shouts, strangely commingled in the scene.
• He stretched his bow, loosed the arrow, and was rewarded by a gasp and a groan strangely commingled.
• In Gaul, after a long predominance, they commingled with other races to form the French nation.
• Therefore the system continued thenceforward, for ages, to present the commingled elements of operative and speculative Masonry.
• Many who grew tobacco as their only staple, have already introduced, and commingled the wheat crop.
• The elements of our group were well commingled, and the bright things evoked by their contact and friction were neither few nor far between.
• The romance of Robert and Clara did not end at the little village church, but rather they seemed to issue thence into a very Eden of love and art commingled.
• It was a commingled feeling of admiration, awe, and pride.
• The same sort of people commingled that one would expect to see if there was a balloon to go up, and a man to go down, or be hung at the same place.
• The thoughts of men seem rather to be comparable to the leaves, flowers, and fruit upon the innumerable branches of a few great stems, fed by commingled and hidden roots.
• Foreground and background were indistinguishably commingled.
• It is an outburst from the commingled and seething mass of opinions, persecutions, hopes, general experience, and expectation of the time when it was written.
• At any rate the poem contains the whole apparatus of nymphs and satyrs transplanted to Italian landscape and living a life of commingled Hellenism and Italianism.
• Neither Plato nor Cicero, least of all Bacon, has risen to so noble and profound a conception of this most strangely commingled of all human affections.
• The perfume is intimately commingled and blended with the bud, and once the bud hath opened the sweet scent of it is spread abroad.
• For in your work they are equally, inextricably commingled.
• An icy wind, steel-tipped, came in from the frozen shores of Lake Erie, piercing the streets, dark with soot and fog commingled.
• In the shadow they commingled those voluptuous tints by which the magic of Rubens has immortalized one fair woman, Isabella Brant, in every gallery of note throughout the world.
• He threw open to art the gates of life in its mysterious complexity, in its fulness of sensuous yearning commingled with spiritual aspiration.
• And thus, when they became commingled during the Glacial period, the northern forms were enabled to beat the less powerful southern forms.
• After Moses there follows a period of at least two hundred years, of which we have very imperfect accounts, and those plainly traditional and commingled with legend.
• Waif of an unknown fate, he commingled with all the wild secrets of the night.
• The Danish thane and the Norman vavassour commingled in the baron.
• Instantly the place was turned from a jolly commencement scene, in which beauty and learning and congratulation commingled, into a raving bedlam of fright and uproar.
• It seemed that she read dissent and sympathy commingled in his gaze.
• Truth returns in a fresh suspicion, and all are welcome who wear on the brows that soft commingled light and shadow of an advancing, sweet, inexplicable Fate.

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