What does MIXED mean?

Parts of Speech

Mixed is an adjective.

Definitions

1. Consisting of different qualities or elements; not uniform or homogeneous.

2. Involving or representing different groups or cultures.

3. Confused or emotionally conflicted.

Pronunciations

US: /mɪkst/

UK: /mɪkst/

Origin and Usage

The word mixed comes from the Middle English word "mixt" which means "mixed". It has been in use since the 15th century. Mixed is used to describe things that are made up of different elements or qualities, or things that involve different groups or cultures.

Synonyms

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Example Sentences

1. The painting was a mixed media piece that included both oil and acrylic paints.

2. The party was a mixed crowd of people from different backgrounds and cultures.

3. The athlete had mixed emotions after winning the race but injuring their ankle in the process.