immixture

[ih-miks-cher]

noun

the act of immixing.

the state of being immixed; involvement.

Origin:
1855–60; < Latin immixt(us) blended (see immix) + -ure; see mixture

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immix (ɪˈmɪks)

—vb
	archaic (tr) to mix in; commix

im'mixture

—n

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