Intermingling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTERMINGLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• INTERMINGLE, to intermix
• mix or mingle together

Words related to INTERMINGLING

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How to use INTERMINGLING in a sentence

• But the question of the intermingling of the races in marriage is one that scarcely interests this question.
• There is the most complete intermingling of colors throughout the house.
• Too much license in the intermingling of the sexes formed part of the arguments of many distinguished Romans against the gymnasium.
• Dane noted that there was no intermingling of clan with clan.
• My motive was to witness the pleasure I expected the boy would receive from the prospect of the islands below, and the intermingling water.
• Giant shadows of forgotten kings stalk across the canvas, their royal purple intermingling with the shaggy fell of the bear and wolf.
• The intermingling flow of high thought and melodious measures elevated and soothed the soul, and love for, and faith in, humanity, were awakened and nourished by the true Poet.
• It pronounces severe penalties against all intermingling of the superior castes between themselves, and especially with the caste of the Sudras.
• Nan was always conscious of a curious intermingling of feeling when, as now, she watched Roger ride away at the head of his hounds.
• Then he withdrew, a sigh escaping him, an expression of pent feeling which had hope and doubt closely intermingling for its inspiration.
• Nowhere in the world, not even in Macao, is there a greater intermingling of races.
• But there can be little doubt, that, under the influences of freedom, they are rapidly intermingling with the mass of colored population in Jamaica.
• There was, therefore, a good degree of intermingling in civil life with other people.
• Schneider, and there was the same intermingling of joy and sorrow which is sometimes witnessed on similar occasions in our own land.
• The Lapp race is evidently dying out, or rather, is gradually intermingling with, and being absorbed by, the neighbouring races.
• This design is a beautiful female, supporting a horn of plenty, from which rises a basket of intermingling vines and flowers.
• In the North as well as in the South the intermingling of the blood of the races was discountenanced.
• The field was now overgrown with hazel and laurel bushes, and intermingling with them were the trailing arbutus, the honeysuckle, and the wild rose.
• On the contrary, it would be almost impossible to imagine a musical people that would resist the softer tones of surrounding and intermingling races.
• The trunk spanned the little brook, and the boughs, intermingling with the copse, made a complete hiding-place.
• In this intermingling of races, coming to this land from all climes, we perceive the seedling of a glorious hope.
• A railing ran all around, formed by a graceful intermingling of branches and flowers wrought in ivory.
• The intermingling of the races has been supposed to have been facilitated in part by the yearly tribute of 100 maidens paid by the northern kings to the earlier Arab Sultans.
• It is as impossible in Africa as elsewhere to fix with any certainty the limits of racial variation due to climate and the variation due to intermingling.

Similar words containing TERMINGL without suffix ing and without prefix in

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