unmingled

as inpure
as inconcentrated

Synonyms for unmingled

adj unmixed, genuine

Antonyms for unmingled

more concentrated

adjective. condensed, reduced

Word Origin & History

mid-15c., "to bring together," frequentative of Middle English myngen "to mix," from Old English mengan (related to second element in among), from Proto-Germanic *mangjan "to knead together" (cf. Old Saxon mengian, Old Norse menga, Old Frisian mendza, German mengen), from PIE *mag- "to knead, fashion, fit" (see macerate). The formation may have been suggested by cognate Middle Dutch mengelen. Of persons, "to join with others, be sociable" (intransitive), from c.1600. Related: Mingled; mingling.

Example Sentences for unmingled

Talk elliptical followed, not unmingled with looks bold and shy.

This time it was unmingled with amazement, and it startled her.

A thrill of expectation, not unmingled with fear, shot through the breast of Anglique.

Cora was dumb with astonishment, not unmingled with apprehension.

Zanoni gazed at her with a look in which admiration seemed not unmingled with compassion.

Self-will is unmingled folly, and can only end in injury and loss.

The boys looked on for a moment, with feelings of curiosity, not unmingled with fear.

Claire stared at him in amazement, not unmingled with irritation.

And a feeling of wonder, not unmingled with dread, came upon them.

The cheer that greeted them was not unmingled with surprise.

unmingled

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More words related to unmingled

concentrated

more concentrated

pure

purest