commingled (Meaning)

commingled

to mix together, to blend thoroughly into a harmonious whole, to become commingled, to combine (funds or properties) into a common fund or stock

No weak antonyms found.

The paint colors commingled seamlessly, creating a beautiful ombre effect.
The different scents of flowers commingled in the breeze, creating a tantalizing aroma.
The waves commingled with the sand, forming ephemeral patterns on the shore.
The crowd's cheers and laughter commingled in the stadium, creating an electrifying atmosphere.
The voices of the choir commingled with the organ music, filling the cathedral with a heavenly sound.
The flavors of the spices commingled in the curry, tantalizing the taste buds with a symphony of sensations.
The smoke from the chimneys commingled with the morning mist, creating a hazy and mysterious ambiance.
The blood and tears of the soldiers commingled on the battlefield, a testament to the horrors of war.
The past and present commingled in her memory, creating a bittersweet tapestry of emotions.
The love for her family commingled with her ambition, driving her to achieve her dreams while cherishing the bonds that mattered most.

to mix together, to blend thoroughly into a harmonious whole, to become commingled, to combine (funds or properties) into a common fund or stock

mingled, blended, mixed, combined,amalgamated, composite, fused, compound, integrated, interlaced

unmixed,simple, uncombined,noncompound,

The paint colors commingled seamlessly, creating a beautiful ombre effect.

The different scents of flowers commingled in the breeze, creating a tantalizing aroma.

The waves commingled with the sand, forming ephemeral patterns on the shore.

The crowd's cheers and laughter commingled in the stadium, creating an electrifying atmosphere.