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amalgamation
noun as in mixture
Strongest match
Example Sentences
Like any metropolis, Black Rock City is a diverse amalgamation of backgrounds, perspectives and demographics.
The frozen dessert offers an amalgamation of textures in the best way possible.
Norton says his character is an "amalgamation of lots of different people" who existed at the time, adding that he found researching into the history of Guinness "remarkable and fascinating".
The amalgamation between West and East doesn’t always take.
Thomas bought this versatile, metallic beaded, three-layered necklace over a year ago, marking the start of her boho era, an amalgamation of everything she loves: eclectic accessories, natural textures, and a free-spirited ethos.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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