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Meanings of
intermingled
in английском
Mixed.
mixed
integrated
amalgamated
Related terms
blended
Usage of
intermingled
in английском
1
In most cases, spatially and temporally diverse strains
intermingled
in the phylogeny.
2
Other feelings that he could not exactly identify
intermingled
with the rest.
3
Timber and steel,
intermingled
with human bodies, flew high in the air.
4
The undergrowth is Clover, Pea-vine, Cane & Nettles;
intermingled
with Rich Weed.
5
The houses are
intermingled
with trees, and the country very prettily planted.
6
The wedge entering into a mass does not become
intermingled
with it.
7
Shattered glass and broken furniture were
intermingled
with twisted bits of metal.
8
Moreover, she wanted no gallows-tree
intermingled
with the annals of her family.
9
There were also cries of pain
intermingled
with the rest, Hugh noticed.
10
The hostile religious sects were allied,
intermingled
,
confounded with hostile political parties.
11
One,
intermingled
with the rest, aroused no responsive echo in Casanova's memory.
12
These are somewhat
intermingled
,
as we consider liberty an essence of happiness.
13
Unfortunately for scientists, however, these criteria of race are most exasperatingly
intermingled
.
14
Georgetown socialites, who knew Gloria and her son,
intermingled
with the politicos.
15
They were crackling noises, of varying crispness,
intermingled
with little liquid murmuring.
16
The shadow permits the light; heat and cold
intermingled
produce temperature.
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intermingled
intermingle
Verb
Indicative · Past Indefinite
Adjective
Frequent collocations
so intermingled
strangely intermingled
become intermingled
closely intermingled
somewhat intermingled
More collocations
Intermingled
through the time
Intermingled
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common