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mixed
This term describes a state of combination where the individual components remain distinct enough to be recognized, rather than being fully blended into a single, uniform substance. When applied to emotions or opinions, it specifically denotes a state of ambivalence, where positive and negative reactions coexist simultaneously, creating a sense of internal conflict.
In social contexts, the word is frequently used as a shorthand to describe diversity in race, ethnicity, or socioeconomic status. While generally neutral, its usage in these contexts can vary in sensitivity depending on the regional dialect and the specific social dynamics being described.
Meanings
Containing a variety of conflicting emotions, opinions, or reactions.
Consisting of people of different racial, ethnic, or social backgrounds.
The neighborhood is a mixed community of young professionals and retirees.
Having a combination of different styles, genres, or characteristics.
Examples
I have mixed emotions about leaving my hometown.
The cocktail is a mixed blend of tropical fruits.
We are a mixed group of students from all over the world.
The results of the experiment were mixed at best.
The results of the experiment were mixed at best.
It is a mixed use development with shops on the ground floor and apartments above.
I feel mixed about the promotion because it means more stress.
The forest is a mixed woodland of pine and oak trees.