composite

The composite photo whose eyes follow you around the room are less Matthew Lewis or Sheridan Le Fanu than “Scooby-Doo.”

It is adopting technology—in rocket propulsion, composite construction, and aerodynamic refinements—already in use elsewhere.

Wolf says he wanted to “create a composite portrait of the teenager that was about to be born.”

But we did have to compress time, and we did have to composite some of the characters.

Chavez was reluctant to discuss an active investigation, so he told me an intricate story that is a composite of real meth cases.

He seemed to pass under the mastery of a great mood that was a composite reproduction of all the moods of his forgotten boyhood.

Christianity seems to be a composite religion, made up of fragments of religions of far greater antiquity.

Pandans have a composite fruit made up of smaller fruits called drupes.

Not even a fair, honest, every-day portrait of my father's and mother's composite features—but a picture of myself!

Of certain features of existing places I have made a composite, which is the "Mushroom Town" of this book.