mixtures

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assortment, combination n.
combination n.

NOUN

assortment, combination

Synonyms

WEAK

admixture adulteration alloy amalgam amalgamation assimilation association batter blend brew combine combo commixture composite compound concoction confection conglomeration cross crossing dough fusion goulash grab bag hodgepodge hybrid hybridization incorporation infiltration interfusion jumble mash medley merger mingling miscellany mishmash mixed bag mosaic mélange package patchwork potpourri salmagundi saturation soup stew transfusion union variety

Antonyms

WEAK

disconnection division separation

NOUN

combination

Synonyms

STRONGEST

batter blend concoction dough mix soup stew variety

STRONG

admixture adulteration alloy amalgam amalgamation assimilation association brew combine combo commixture composite compound confection conglomeration cross crossing fusion goulash hodgepodge hybrid hybridization incorporation infiltration jumble mash medley merger mingling miscellany mishmash mosaic package patchwork potpourri salmagundi saturation transfusion union

WEAK

grab bag interfusion mixed bag mélange

Antonyms

STRONG

division separation singularity

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mixtures

But those mixtures usually absorb light broadly across the visible spectrum, giving them a brown or black appearance.

From Science Daily ● Sep. 13, 2026

The team decided to remove filling from previous restoration work, replacing it by mixtures of lime and sand that more closely resembled the original material used by Giotto.

From Barron's ● Jun. 12, 2026

Nearly 80% of edited embryos became mosaics, genetic mixtures of edited and unedited cells, a limitation needing resolution.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Jun. 5, 2026

That said, sometimes off-target or incomplete editing happens with base editing, resulting in so-called “mosaics,” which are genetic mixtures of edited and unedited cells.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Jun. 5, 2026

And the only colors you could see were orange and black and mixtures of orange and black.

From "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" by Mark Haddon