Thesaurus / interfusion
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synonyms for interfusion
- admixture
- adulteration
- alloy
- amalgam
- amalgamation
- assimilation
- association
- batter
- blend
- brew
- combine
- combo
- commixture
- composite
- compound
- concoction
- confection
- conglomeration
- cross
- crossing
- dough
- fusion
- goulash
- grab bag
- hodgepodge
- hybrid
- hybridization
- incorporation
- infiltration
- jumble
- mash
- medley
- mélange
- merger
- mingling
- miscellany
- mishmash
- mixed bag
- mosaic
- package
- patchwork
- potpourri
- salmagundi
- saturation
- soup
- stew
- transfusion
- union
- variety
- batter
- blend
- concoction
- dough
- mix
- soup
- stew
- variety
- admixture
- adulteration
- alloy
- amalgam
- amalgamation
- assimilation
- association
- brew
- combine
- combo
- commixture
- composite
- compound
- confection
- conglomeration
- cross
- crossing
- fusion
- goulash
- hodgepodge
- hybrid
- hybridization
- incorporation
- infiltration
- jumble
- mash
- medley
- merger
- mingling
- miscellany
- mishmash
- mosaic
- package
- patchwork
- potpourri
- salmagundi
- saturation
- transfusion
- union
- grab bag
- mélange
- mixed bag
antonyms for interfusion
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How to use interfusion in a sentence
The oration of Antony in Cæsar's funeral is such an interfusion of art and passion as realizes the very perfection of its kind.
THE NEW HUDSON SHAKESPEARE: JULIUS CAESARWILLIAM SHAKESPEARESimple and trenchant outlines of character are yet to be supplanted by features of subtler suggestion and infinite interfusion.
A STUDY OF SHAKESPEAREALGERNON CHARLES SWINBURNEThen, I suppose it was the interfusion of humor through so much of it, that made it all precious and friendly.
LITERATURE AND LIFEWILLIAM DEAN HOWELLSBut in the interval between 1830 and 1842 the needful interfusion of the two elements has taken place.
LITERARY AND GENERAL LECTURES AND ESSAYSCHARLES KINGSLEYThis interfusion of personality, this vital union of soul, I could not doubt it!
AT LARGEARTHUR CHRISTOPHER BENSONHer reading was an interfusion of philosophy skimmed, and realistic romances deep-sounded.
THE TRAGIC COMEDIANS, COMPLETEGEORGE MEREDITHWORDS RELATED TO INTERFUSION
- admixture
- adulteration
- alloy
- amalgam
- amalgamation
- assimilation
- association
- batter
- blend
- brew
- combine
- combo
- commixture
- composite
- compound
- concoction
- confection
- conglomeration
- cross
- crossing
- dough
- fusion
- goulash
- grab bag
- hodgepodge
- hybrid
- hybridization
- incorporation
- infiltration
- interfusion
- jumble
- mash
- medley
- merger
- mingling
- miscellany
- mishmash
- mixed bag
- mosaic
- mélange
- package
- patchwork
- potpourri
- salmagundi
- saturation
- soup
- stew
- transfusion
- union
- variety
- admixture
- adulteration
- alloy
- amalgam
- amalgamation
- assimilation
- association
- batter
- blend
- brew
- combine
- combo
- commixture
- composite
- compound
- concoction
- confection
- conglomeration
- cross
- crossing
- dough
- fusion
- goulash
- grab bag
- hodgepodge
- hybrid
- hybridization
- incorporation
- infiltration
- interfusion
- jumble
- mash
- medley
- merger
- mingling
- miscellany
- mishmash
- mix
- mixed bag
- mosaic
- mélange
- package
- patchwork
- potpourri
- salmagundi
- saturation
- soup
- stew
- transfusion
- union
- variety
- admixtures
- adulterations
- alloys
- amalgam
- amalgamations
- assimilations
- associations
- batters
- blends
- brews
- combines
- combos
- commixtures
- composites
- compounds
- concoctions
- confections
- conglomerations
- crosses
- crossings
- doughs
- fusions
- goulash
- grab bags
- hodgepodges
- hybridizations
- hybrids
- incorporations
- infiltrations
- interfusions
- jumbles
- mash
- medleys
- mergers
- minglings
- miscellanies
- mishmashes
- mixed bags
- mosaics
- mélanges
- packages
- patchworks
- potpourri
- salmagundis
- saturations
- soups
- stews
- transfusions
- unions
- varieties
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