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Meanings of medley in English
A musical composition consisting of a series of songs or other musical pieces from various sources.
Spanish
medley Usage of medley in English
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The medley of interactions that power Apple's new watch are undeniably impressive.
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But in the medley of strange sounds she distinctly heard the words:
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The streets were a medley of noise, confusion; the sidewalks were blocked.
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Their shots and ours merged in the hissing medley of a tempest.
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The perusal of this letter aroused in me a medley of feelings.
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He's going for his first gold in the 400m individual medley final.
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He was performing as part of an opening medley, not in competition.
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There is a strange medley of ferocity and bonhommie about the animal.
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The first is a confused medley of things familiar and things strange.
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In a word, they are a strange medley of coquetry and affectation.
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The pale-green walls were covered with a medley of prints and sketches.
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But the modern Taouism is a medley of wild and degrading superstitions.
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As for the walls, they were hung with a medley of pictures.
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You behold around you, it is true, a medley of architectural embellishments.
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Peaty then picked up his third gold medal in the mixed medley.
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A medley of books, opened letters, and working-materials lay on the grass.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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