Intermixed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTERMIXED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INTERMIX, to mix together
• mix together

Words related to INTERMIXED

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How to use INTERMIXED in a sentence

• The inhabitants are mostly Mahometans, intermixed with some Nestorian Christians, and are subject to the nephew of the great khan.
• Nor did he allow almost any day to pass without testing in a cavalry action, the archers being intermixed, what spirit and valour there was in each of his own men.
• The ground colour in both varieties should be pure white, very decided, and not intermixed.
• The road lay in a winding glen, green and grassy, and covered to the summits on both sides with beautiful pine trees, intermixed with cedar.
• The first example is that of Virginia, a State which, as we have seen, has expressly declared in its constitution, that the three great departments ought not to be intermixed.
• Nothing should go before it, be intermixed with it, or follow after it, that is not related to it.
• It was in prose, but intermixed with songs and sonnets, and Sidney finished only two books and a portion of the third.
• As long as there are black patches intermixed, the hare will be hard to find.
• High West Street is lined with pleasant eighteenth century houses, the residences or offices of professional men intermixed with some first-class shops.
• Sometimes the archers, instead of thus fighting in line, were intermixed with the heavy horse, with which it was not difficult for them to keep pace.
• From the Sangarius to the canal of Constantinople dwelt the Thynians and Bithynians intermixed, the former however affecting the coast and the latter the interior of the country.
• Most of the guests are bearded men, but intermixed with them we see a few eunuchs.
• Intermixed with the personal news which fills the next letter there are allusions to some social and political incidents very characteristic of the time.
• At one mile and a half is a large creek thirty yards wide, and containing some water which it empties on the north side, over a gravelly bed, intermixed with some stone.
• The banks along the low grounds are of a rich loam, followed occasionally by low bluffs of yellow and red clay, with a hard red slatestone intermixed.
• According to the best estimate, the infantry comprise the national strength, and, for that reason, always fight intermixed with the cavalry.
• Here ethical and physical, and again ethical and theoretical features were intermixed with each other.
• Here faith and theological knowledge are still completely intermixed.
• She beheld with a kind of pleasure intermixed with fear, but pleasure soon dispelled her fear, and she continued to view the pleasing figure, which so exactly resembled life.
• Sometimes the descriptions are given before the incident and sometimes the two are intermixed.
• The former are built chiefly of clay, intermixed with stone in some parts, and several of them have a story above the ground-floor.
• Green Island is covered with long, coarse grass and bushes, with a few small trees intermixed.
• The questions put and answers given were carefully intermixed with more important matter.
• The scene is laid in Spain, and actual and ideal geography are intermixed in a bewildering fashion.
• We were almost intermixed with them before they ran.
• The pitiful, the awful and the very funny are so intermixed, my face is fatally twisted trying to laugh and cry at the same time.
• Round his neck was a string of the figures of human heads and hearts made of pure gold, intermixed with precious stones of a blue colour.
• By this time the entire fleets were engaged and intermixed with each other.
• The only ornaments seen amongst them were necklaces made of beads intermixed with teeth, and many of them had their faces painted white.
• Black mould is common, and likewise a loose brownish soil, in which a less or greater proportion of sand is intermixed.
• It is often grown in the East intermixed with other crops.
• With unfailing comic seriousness, intermixed with occasional explosions of bitter violence, he placed the French low down in the scale of the human family.
• In any case, in megalithic architecture as seen in Europe the tomb and the dwelling types are considerably intermixed, and may have reacted on one another.

Similar words containing TERMIX without suffix ed and without prefix in

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