blended — Mixed or combined together thoroughly to form a unified whole; merged seamlessly.
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: Mixed or combined together thoroughly to form a unified whole; merged seamlessly.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈblendɪd/
Example Sentences
- My blended family has more pets than people - we're basically running a zoo!
- The blended fabric is perfect for people who can't decide between cotton and polyester.
- Her blended teaching style combines online videos with traditional lectures perfectly.
blended
ADJECTIVE[/ˈblendɪd/]
Mixed or combined together thoroughly to form a unified whole; merged seamlessly.
The chef blended fresh fruits into a smooth smoothie.
The designer blended two styles into one beautiful design. (BLEND TO BUILD A BRAND.)
The artist blended the colors, combined different ideas, and harmonized the final painting.
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🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
From Middle English 'blenden' (14th century), originally meaning 'to blind or deceive.' The meaning evolved to 'mix together' because when things are thoroughly mixed, you can no longer distinguish the original components.
Breakdown
blend- (root: to mix/confuse) + -ed (past participle suffix)
🎵Rhyme
📝Examples
“My blended family has more pets than people - we're basically running a zoo!”
“The blended fabric is perfect for people who can't decide between cotton and polyester.”
“Her blended teaching style combines online videos with traditional lectures perfectly.”
“The chef's blended spices were so secret, he probably hides the recipe in a bank vault.”
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