mix
/mɪks/
verb
- To combine two or more substances so that they become one.
- Mix the flour and eggs together to make the batter.
- The recipe says to mix the ingredients slowly.
- She mixed blue and yellow paint to create green.
- To bring people or things together; to cause to interact.
- The party mixed people from different departments.
- He likes to mix business with pleasure on his trips.
- The teacher mixed the students into small groups for the project.
- To produce a recording by combining different audio tracks.
- They spent hours mixing the song to get the perfect sound.
- She learned how to mix music using digital software.
- The engineer will mix the vocals and instruments in the studio.
Antonyms
noun
- A combination of different things or people.
- This cake mix just needs water and oil.
- The group was a mix of beginners and experts.
- The city has a rich mix of cultures and traditions.
- A prepared powder or set of ingredients for making something, especially food.
- He added water to the cement mix and stirred it.
- The pancake mix is easy to use for a quick breakfast.
- She bought a box of brownie mix at the store.