Mixed

/mɪkst/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A combination of different things.

The party had a lively mix of music genres, appealing to a wide range of tastes.

verb

To combine two or more substances or elements.

She mixed the ingredients thoroughly to ensure an even consistency.

To socialize or interact with different groups of people.

At the conference, attendees mixed freely, sharing ideas and experiences.

adjective

Consisting of different elements or types; blended.

The artist's work featured a mixed media approach, combining paint, fabric, and found objects.

Having both positive and negative aspects.

The feedback was mixed, with some praising the performance and others criticizing the pacing.

Not uniform or not homogeneous.

The crowd was mixed, with people of all ages and backgrounds attending the event.

Derived from Middle English 'ixt', which is from Old French 'mixte', from Latin 'mixtus', past participle of 'miscere' (to mix).

mixed feelings

Having both positive and negative emotions about something.

mixed bag

A combination of different types or qualities, often with varied outcomes.

mixed signals

Messages that are contradictory or ambiguous.

mix

To combine two or more substances or elements.

mixture

A combination of two or more substances.

mixing

The process of combining different elements.

To have a beer or drink mixed with something else.

I'm going to get a mixed drink at the bar.

To refer to a diverse group of people or things.

That party was really mixed, with people from all over.