minglement Antonyms
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Meaning of minglement
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minglement (n.)
The act of mingling, or the state of being mixed.
minglement Sentence Examples
- The mingling of voices created a vibrant symphony in the crowded hall.
- The different cultures mingled seamlessly, enriching the festival with their diverse traditions.
- The scent of lavender and honeysuckle mingled in the air, creating a fragrant ambiance.
- At the reception, guests mingled freely, exchanging pleasantries and sharing laughter.
- The mingle of colors on the painter's palette hinted at the intricate tapestry he sought to create.
- The river's tributaries mingled with the main channel, forming a powerful confluence.
- The sweet and savory aromas from the kitchen mingled enticingly, tantalizing the senses.
- The partygoers mingled in the ballroom, their laughter and chatter creating an atmosphere of gaiety.
- The mingle of sunlight and shadow through the leaves created an ethereal glow on the forest floor.
- Despite their differences, the students mingled harmoniously in the classroom, fostering a sense of unity.
FAQs About the word minglement
The act of mingling, or the state of being mixed.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The mingling of voices created a vibrant symphony in the crowded hall.
The different cultures mingled seamlessly, enriching the festival with their diverse traditions.
The scent of lavender and honeysuckle mingled in the air, creating a fragrant ambiance.
At the reception, guests mingled freely, exchanging pleasantries and sharing laughter.
