Intermixture is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTERMIXTURE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a mass formed by mixture
• the mixing together of different things
• A mass formed by mixture; a mass of ingredients mixed.
• Admixture; an additional ingredient.
• any foodstuff made by combining different ingredients
• an additional ingredient that is added by mixing with the base
• the act of mixing together
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to mix together

Words related to INTERMIXTURE

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Words that contain INTERMIXTURE

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How to use INTERMIXTURE in a sentence

• His domestic relations in Virginia were a strange intermixture of good and bad.
• The Casa Lanfranchi was a huge and gaunt building, capable, without inconvenience or intermixture, of accommodating several families.
• This partial intermixture is even, in some cases, not only proper but necessary to the mutual defense of the several members of the government against each other.
• This perplexity of Southern character extends even to the intermixture of the races.
• An agreeable intermixture of various sylvan assemblages is one of the effects of a barren soil, containing numerous fertile tracts.
• All that I shall repeat after her, must be true, without any intermixture of falsehood, but where I may happen, without intending it, to introduce my own conceits.
• Throughout the continent we therefore find the white, red, and black races in every stage of purity and intermixture.
• It may be well to take one or two examples of intermixture.
• The Persians found the long spears of the Macedonians and their intermixture of light-armed foot with heavy-armed cavalry irresistible.
• All this, perhaps, tends to heighten the effect by the bold intermixture of realities, and by an appeal, as it were, to the individual knowledge and experience of the reader.
• The membership consists, therefore, of the artisan and skilled operative class, with some intermixture of the small shopkeeper, to the exclusion of the mere labourer.
• But in every case it is, I believe, essentially intermixture of variously acquired hereditary characteristics that makes the best and truest geniuses.
• Hence we may conclude with great probability that the Anglo-Saxon blood has long since been everywhere diluted by a strong Celtic intermixture.
• With these there has been intermixture of Spanish and Portuguese blood, and many mixed types have appeared.
• From the intermixture of houses with gardens, orchards, and trees, it presented a very pleasing aspect.
• The walls of the large ruin near Limestone creek were composed of rude slabs of limestone with an intermixture of bowlders.
• The complexion of all was very fair, and white, without any intermixture of the copper colour.
• There will be less and less of intermixture of blood between the two races.
• In spite of all the laws to prevent it, the intermixture of the races increased, and manumission somehow also increased.
• Thus vainly did the colony of Maryland struggle with the problem of race intermixture.
• It was very pleasant, with that agreeable intermixture of tragedy and comedy that tells so well when judiciously managed.
• I have purposely omitted such people as the Abyssinians and the Hindoos, who there is every reason to believe result from the intermixture of distinct stocks.
• In the level parts where the earth cannot be washed away by the heavy rains, the soil varies from a rich brown mould to a light red earth, without any intermixture of sand.
• Evidences of former extensive intermixture are here apparent, while at the present time there is rather free marriage with the neighboring Kalinga and Negrito.
• The mother was black, with a considerable intermixture of white hairs and a white spot on the breast.
• Yet was this admirable creature mistress of all these domestic qualifications, without the least intermixture of narrowness.
• But I never knew an intermixture of crops that was not attended by inconveniences and injuries more than was compensated by the advantages gained.
• The curious intermixture of these colours owing to the weather, is striking.

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