melange Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- rummage
- patchwork
- alphabet-soup
- pastiche
- menagerie
- farrago
- jungle
- montage
- crazy-quilt
- miscellanea
- motley
- blend
- mishmash
- stew
- litter
- salad
- ragbag
- salmagundi
- olio
- miscellany
- omnium-gatherum
- scramble
- smorgasbord
- assortment
- combination
- potpourri
- gallimaufry
- hotchpotch
- agglomeration
- patchwork-quilt
- shuffle
- mixed-bag
- hodgepodge
- grab-bag
- clutter
- gumbo
- welter
- hash
- agglomerate
- jambalaya
- ragout
- botch
Weak:
- olla-podrida
- conglomeration
- fusion
- odds-and-ends
- snarl
- tumble
- conglomerate
- confusion
- intermixture
- disarray
- morass
- commixture
- aggregation
- catchall
- mess
- mac-doine
- sundries
- oddments
- compound
- disorder
- tangle
- detritus
- accumulation
- chaos
- disarrangement
- mix-up
- composite
- amalgam
- muddle
- imbroglio
- aggregate
- admixture
- notions
- alloy
Meaning of melange
Wordnet
melange (n)
a motley assortment of things
Webster
melange (n.)
A mixture; a medley.
melange Sentence Examples
- The artist's brushstrokes created a vibrant mélange of colors on the canvas.
- The garden was a verdant mélange of wildflowers, herbs, and blooming shrubs.
- The symphony of flavors in the dish was a harmonious mélange of sweet, savory, and spicy.
- The crowd at the festival was a diverse mélange of nationalities, ages, and backgrounds.
- The aroma of the perfume was a heady mélange of floral and woody notes.
- The jewelry designer used a mélange of semi-precious stones to create unique and eye-catching pieces.
- The neighborhood was a melting pot of cultures, resulting in a rich and vibrant mélange of cuisines.
- The archaeologist discovered a remarkable mélange of artifacts, shedding light on the ancient civilization.
- The library boasted a vast and eclectic mélange of books, catering to a wide range of interests.
- The fashion show showcased a mesmerizing mélange of textures, colors, and silhouettes.
FAQs About the word melange
a motley assortment of thingsA mixture; a medley.
jumble, variety,medley, collage, rummage, patchwork, alphabet soup, pastiche, menagerie, farrago
No antonyms found.
The artist's brushstrokes created a vibrant mélange of colors on the canvas.
The garden was a verdant mélange of wildflowers, herbs, and blooming shrubs.
The symphony of flavors in the dish was a harmonious mélange of sweet, savory, and spicy.
The crowd at the festival was a diverse mélange of nationalities, ages, and backgrounds.
