combinations

nounmixture, blend
nounalliance, association

Synonyms for combinations

noun mixture, blend

Antonyms for combinations

Word Origin & History

late 14c., combinacyoun, from Old French combination (14c., Modern French combinaison), from Late Latin combinationem (nominative combinatio) "a joining two by two," noun of action from past participle stem of combinare (see combine (v.)).

Example Sentences for combinations

Pre-occupied with this notion, Russell was now omitted in all her combinations.

But his combinations of them were seldom along the lines of the possible.

The atom retains its identity through all combinations and processes.

The truths of geometry and arithmetic in all their combinations are always the same.

All of them are combinations of bright and red with white and black.

Teachers have long debated the relative merits of these methods or combinations of them.

Some of these combinations, however, are not used and some are rare.

We may form partnerships, corporations, combinations from the outside.

The combinations change as the soul that they symbolize changes.

My invention, your judgment; my combinations, your criticism.