mix

[mษชks]

mix Definition

  • 1to combine two or more substances together, often by stirring or shaking them
  • 2to be combined in this way
  • 3to put different things together to form a whole

Using mix: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "mix" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    Mix the flour and sugar together in a bowl.

  • Example

    The colors have mixed together to create a new shade.

  • Example

    She likes to mix different patterns in her outfits.

  • Example

    I'm going to mix up a batch of cookies.

mix Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for mix

Phrases with mix

  • mix and match

    to combine different things in a way that is not usually done

    Example

    You can mix and match any of the items on the menu to create your own meal.

  • mix it up

    to change things or do something different to avoid boredom or monotony

    Example

    Let's mix it up and try a new restaurant tonight.

  • mix business with pleasure

    to combine work with leisure activities

    Example

    I try not to mix business with pleasure when I travel for work.

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Summary: mix in Brief

To 'mix' [mษชks] means to combine two or more substances by stirring or shaking them, or to put different things together to form a whole. It can also refer to things being combined in this way, as in 'The colors have mixed together to create a new shade.' Phrases like 'mix and match' and 'mix it up' denote combining things in unusual ways to avoid monotony, while 'mix business with pleasure' refers to combining work with leisure activities.

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