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blend

mix together / merge / mixture
Transitive VerbIntransitive Verb[C/U] Both
pl: blendspast: blendedpp: blendeding: blending

This word carries a strong sense of seamlessness and harmony. It is not just about mixing ingredients, but about the disappearance of individual boundaries. When things blend, the result is a new, unified entity where the original components are no longer distinct or jarring.

Countable when referring to a specific commercial product like a coffee blend or a tea blend. Uncountable when referring to the general act or state of blending.

Meanings

Transitive Verbmix together
[~ someone][~ something]

To mix two or more substances together so they become a single uniform whole.

"He blended the strawberries and yogurt into a smoothie."

Intransitive Verbmerge

To combine with something else to form a harmonious or indistinguishable mixture.

"The blue paint blends into the green of the forest."

Nounmixture

A mixture of different things, often liquids or flavors, combined for a specific effect.

"This coffee is a special blend of beans from Ethiopia and Brazil."

Examples

She blended the ingredients until the batter was smooth.

The autumn colors blend beautifully with the grey sky.

The barista recommended a dark roast blend for the latte.

Phrasal Verbs

blend in

to look similar to the surrounding environment or people so as not to be noticed

The spy tried to blend in with the crowd to avoid detection.

blend together

to combine multiple elements into a single, unified whole

The two different musical styles blend together perfectly in this album.

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