Significats de commingle in en anglès

There the pure of all worlds will gather and commingle in delightsome fellowship forever.

These ideas then commingle in such a manner as to form an enormous mass of combinations.

Elijah and John the Baptist appear from our reference Bibles and Cruden's Concordance to concur and commingle in one.

Zinc and tin ores commonly commingle in nature, and deposits of one metal can easily be mistaken for the other.

When he eats me, our bloods will commingle in his stomach, and Run will become my blood sister, just like Prin.

Bending forms and tears, groans and shouts, strangely commingled in the scene.

With that she wept also, and our tears were commingled in a perfect gladness.

This clinical variety may be commingled in its symptoms with each of the other types.

Various nationalities commingled in this improvised township of canvas and tin canisters and scrap timber.

So charmingly associated in the delightful task of compassion, you shall ever be commingled in my faithful bosom.

In fact it was a wonderful spectacle, that of these generations of men and animals commingled in a common cemetery.

They call in at the dirty general shop, where margarine, cheese, bread, tinned meat and firewood are closely commingled in the dank air.

The valley was like a great, comfortable, happy cat, and the sounds they heard, all commingling in that pleasing drone, was its drowsy purring.

The phenomena of Life and of Death were commingled in one huge fermentation, in which everything decomposed and whence nothing seemed to spring up again.

This man is a clumsy-fisted, double jointed, burly-headed personage, about six feet in height, with a countenance commingling in expression the utmost ferocity and cunning.