Synonyms:
blended
Meaning: combined or mixed together so that the constituent parts are indistinguishable
Usage examples
Blended with courage and devotion
As for her complexion, it was a dainty pink-and-white, delicately blended.
A boiling chaos in which water and earth and fire were blended, spread over land and sea.
It will not do to use for a month, because earlier, the salts will not be sufficiently blended with it.
His scattered thoughts came together; his sensations blended into a whole and threw a sudden light into his mind.
My foot-gear was of walrus hide, cunningly blended with seal gut. The remainder of my dress was as primal and uncouth.
To all this the captive made no reply; but was content to preserve an attitude in which dignity was singularly blended with disdain.
Billy did not consider herself much of a singer, but her voice was sweet and true, and not without training. It blended very prettily with the clear, pure tenor.
The leaf, in one particular stage, when nearly all the prismatic colours are blended on its surface, is often converted by the natives into a superb and striking head-dress.
Only the thrust of spears, the soft, yielding flesh that they encountered, the scream, the wrench of stone from tissue, and the blended howl of triumph and scream of despair.