inmix
English edit
Alternative forms edit
- enmix (archaic)
Etymology edit
From in- + mix. Compare Dutch inmixen.
Verb edit
inmix (third-person singular simple present inmixes, present participle inmixing, simple past inmixed, past participle inmixed or inmixt)
- (transitive) to mix in; intermingle
- 1915, The Americas, volume 2, page 4:
- We must have Egyptian cotton for making certain kinds of cloth, to inmix with our own.
- 2003, Hilaire Belloc, Charles I:
- And if we mean those who were prepared to suffer in goods and in prospects for the open declaration of Catholicism in the fullest sense of that word – the acceptation of the Papacy, the admission of its power to inmix in English affairs – [...]