Meanings of considerable admixture in inglês

There is also a considerable admixture of Turkish and Slavonic words.

They comprise every branch of the Aryan family and a considerable admixture of quite other stocks.

Her expression was that of a naughty child-thatis, with a considerable admixture of unhappiness in her wilfulness.

The materials of the Lafayette gravel are chiefly pebbles and grains of quartz, with a considerable admixture of quartzite and sandstone.

The fact, that truth may subsist with a very considerable admixture of falsehood, is too well known to require an argument.

Along the northern border there are many peoples of Afghan and Turkic descent; in Burma there is a considerable admixture of Mongol blood.

But now that I look again, you are not entirely wrong: there is a considerable admixture of jute, moss, and I think tallow.

Pidgin consists of a medley of words, largely English, but with a considerable admixture from other tongues, combined in the framework of Chinese construction.

There appears to be a question as to what the composition of puddle should be, some advocating a considerable admixture of gravel with clay.

The country, inhabited chiefly by Rumanians, but with a considerable admixture of Magyar and Saxon elements, is one of the richest unexploited regions in Europe.