immingle Antonyms
Meaning of immingle
immingle (v)
combine into one
immingle (v. t.)
To mingle; to mix; to unite; to blend.
immingle Sentence Examples
- The tourists eagerly immingled with the locals, hoping to experience the city's true culture.
- During the lively party, people from different backgrounds immingled seamlessly, creating a vibrant atmosphere.
- The immigrants immingled with the native population, gradually adapting to their new home.
- The professor encouraged students to imming regularly with their classmates, to foster a sense of community.
- The concertgoers immingled freely, sharing laughter and music with strangers.
- The young woman felt uneasy about immingle with the sophisticated crowd at the gallery opening.
- As the waves crashed upon the shore, the two friends immingled their hands in solidarity.
- The neighborhood festival encouraged people to imming and celebrate their shared diversity.
- The historian studied the ancient inscriptions, hoping to gain insight into how different civilizations immingled.
- The children immingled excitedly on the playground, their laughter and shouts creating a symphony of joy.
FAQs About the word immingle
combine into oneTo mingle; to mix; to unite; to blend.
merge, amalgamate, combine, incorporate, integrate, blend,mix, intermingle,add, intermix
break up, divide,separate, break down, part, break up, break down, divide, part, separate
The tourists eagerly immingled with the locals, hoping to experience the city's true culture.
During the lively party, people from different backgrounds immingled seamlessly, creating a vibrant atmosphere.
The immigrants immingled with the native population, gradually adapting to their new home.
The professor encouraged students to imming regularly with their classmates, to foster a sense of community.
