Meanings of so intermingled in English

Friend and foe were so intermingled, and engaged in hand-to-hand fight, that it was impossible to distinguish the one from the other.

He was in a passion, but grief and indignation were so intermingled in his breast that he scarcely knew which was uppermost.

No one ever wrote half so beautifully, so spiritually as Constance, and to Percy the wit was so intermingled with the tenderness!

The bodies had been interred without order, and the bones were so intermingled, and so far decayed, that no complete skeletons could be collected.

In the country, and elsewhere, private charity and public help are so intermingled that it is impossible to separate them, or to keep accurate accounts.

Our labors having thus far been so intermingled and our churches so intimately related and united together, we can see no sufficient reason for separation.