mix

UK: mɪks | US: mɪks

Definition

  1. v. to combine or blend substances or elements together

  2. n. a combination of different elements or substances

Structure
mix <to blend>
Etymology

The word "mix" traces back to the Latin verb miscēre, meaning "to mix, mingle, or blend." It entered Middle English via Old French mixer or miscere, retaining its core meaning of combining elements. The simplicity of the word reflects its fundamental role in describing basic physical or conceptual blending.

Examples

  1. She likes to mix different colors to create unique paintings.

  2. The DJ will mix several songs for the dance party.

  3. Avoid mixing bleach and ammonia, as it produces toxic fumes.

  4. The salad is a mix of fresh greens and seasonal fruits.

  5. His music style mixes jazz and electronic influences.