Definitions and Examples of alloyed, mixed, diluted
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Mixed with another metal or substance to make it stronger or more durable.
Example
The ring was made of alloyed gold, which made it more resistant to scratches.
Combined or blended together; not pure or uniform.
Example
The drink had a mixed taste of sweet and sour, which some people found appealing.
Made weaker or less concentrated by adding water or another solvent.
Example
The juice tasted diluted because it had too much water in it.
Key Differences: alloyed vs mixed vs diluted
- 1Alloyed refers to something that has been mixed with another substance to make it stronger or more durable.
- 2Mixed describes something that has been combined or blended together, resulting in a lack of purity or uniformity.
- 3Diluted means something has been weakened or made less concentrated by adding water or another solvent.
Effective Usage of alloyed, mixed, diluted
- 1Science: Use these antonyms when describing chemical reactions or alloys.
- 2Cooking: Incorporate these words when discussing recipes or food preparation techniques.
- 3Art: Utilize these antonyms when discussing color mixing or painting techniques.
Remember this!
The antonyms of unalloyed are alloyed, mixed, and diluted. These words describe the opposite of something that is pure, genuine, or unadulterated. Use them in scientific contexts, cooking, or art to describe chemical reactions, food preparation, or color mixing techniques.
