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Meanings of commingle in English
Usage of commingle in English
1
Probably they would wherever various races of one species were left to commingle.
2
As soon as I start, our voices will cease to commingle.
3
Fortunately, Elizabeth's family had felt it unwise to let the pair commingle their fortunes.
4
There the pure of all worlds will gather and commingle in delightsome fellowship forever.
5
A dozen broad counties, within the scope of your vision, commingle their green exhalations.
6
He urges us to commingle the sacred with the profane.
7
I asked him what idiot had allowed them to commingle.
8
His visions commingle his objective and his memories... CONCHA!
9
These ideas then commingle in such a manner as to form an enormous mass of combinations.
10
So Jew and Gentile, black and white, commingle; and gradually old hostilities are forgotten or corrected.
11
To break the clue, and mingle and commingle with the one darkness, without afterwards or forwards.
12
The sand and the mud commingle.
13
They can never commingle with us.
14
The middle of the plaza represents the back yards, in which eleven families, or eighty-five persons are to commingle.
15
Elijah and John the Baptist appear from our reference Bibles and Cruden's Concordance to concur and commingle in one.
16
Zinc and tin ores commonly commingle in nature, and deposits of one metal can easily be mistaken for the other.
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Frequent collocations
Commingle through the time