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mingle

Intransitive VerbTransitive Verb
past: mingledpp: mingleding: mingling

Socially, this word describes the fluid movement of a person through a crowd, emphasizing a light, casual interaction with various individuals rather than a deep conversation with one. It carries a connotation of networking and social grace, often used in the context of parties or receptions. In a physical or sensory sense, it describes the seamless blending of distinct elements, such as smells, sounds, or emotions. The resulting mixture is typically perceived as a unified whole where the original components are still detectable but no longer separate.

Meanings

Intransitive Verb
[~ with someone]

To move around a social function and talk to many different people.

"The host spent the evening mingling with her guests."

Transitive Verb
[~ something with something]

To mix or combine different elements together so that they are blended.

"He mingled a sense of hope with a touch of desperation in his speech."

Intransitive Verb
[~ with something]

To mix or blend together with something else to form a single mass or sound.

"The scent of pine mingled with the smell of salt air."

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