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blendable
This term is most frequently encountered in the cosmetics and fine arts industries, where it describes the physical property of a medium to merge seamlessly into another. It suggests a lack of harsh lines or abrupt transitions, emphasizing a smooth, gradient-like transition that mimics natural appearances.
In a broader sensory context, the word implies a quality of compatibility. When applied to flavors or sounds, it indicates that the elements do not clash or remain distinct, but rather integrate into a single, cohesive experience.
Meanings
Examples
This eyeshadow is incredibly blendable and doesn't leave any harsh lines.
I need a foundation that is more blendable for a natural look.
The two paint colors are perfectly blendable for creating a sunset gradient.
Is this pigment blendable enough to use with a sponge applicator?
The chef noted that the flavors of the two sauces were surprisingly blendable.
I wonder if these two different coffee beans are blendable without losing their character.
The chemical compounds are not easily blendable at room temperature.
These textures are highly blendable and merge seamlessly into the skin.