Mixture

/ˈmɪkstʃər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A combination of two or more substances in which each substance retains its individual chemical properties.

The salad is a delicious mixture of fresh greens, tomatoes, and cucumbers.

A product made by combining different elements or ingredients.

The perfume is a mixture of floral and fruity scents.

A blend of different things or types.

Her playlist is a mixture of classical music and modern pop hits.

A state of being mixed; an intermingling.

The mixture of cultures at the festival created a vibrant atmosphere.

A combination of various elements or characteristics.

The project is a mixture of art and technology.

From Old French 'mixtion', deriving from Latin 'mixtio', from 'mixtus' (mixed).

a mixture of emotions

A blend of different feelings, such as happiness, sadness, or confusion.

in the mixture

Included in a combination or group.

a mixture of cultures

The integration of various cultural groups.

blend

A mixture of different substances or elements.

composite

Something made up of various parts or elements.

A random collection of things or people.

This party is such a mixture; you've got artists, techies, and musicians all here!

To be involved with various styles or influences.

Her music is a mixture; you can hear rock, pop, and even a little jazz.