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mixed

[mikst] / mɪkst /


Example Sentences

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So I had very mixed feelings about my father’s role in World War II, because I did not think it was a good thing to bomb noncombatants.

From Salon

Councillor Adrian Garden said views were "mixed and often nuanced" and called for greater transparency around community benefits.

From BBC

You might expect Lindblad to be feeling a little pressure mixed in with the obvious excitement.

From BBC

The food is pulverised and mixed with liquids, then left to digest in a tank for months.

From BBC

Nanos and his department have said there are multiple DNA strands mixed from the home — meaning two or more persons — and “there can be challenges separating DNA.”

From Los Angeles Times