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blend of

blend of

40 2.8
A mix of different things like styles or flavors
  • noun
translation icon : mezcla de
  • The smoothie was a delicious blend of fruits and yogurt.
  • unique blend of
  • a blend of styles
  • a blend of traditions

It's called the holy anointing oil, and it's a blend of clove oil.

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Examples

  • Bringing fiction to life, in most cases, requires a blend of invention and fact.

    Academic text (2011)
  • And it's a blend of intuition plus analysis.

  • It's just a very light, soft blend of flowers and I think it's pretty.

  • But it's got a good blend of youth and experience.

  • Who else is there that has that particular blend of experiences?

  • Oh, but this blend of plants is gorgeous.

  • Experience the perfect blend of style and comfort with Cuts clothing.

  • Charisma is the perfect blend of being likable and powerful.

  • Originating in South Texas, conjunto is a unique blend of a variety of cultures and music.

    Academic text (2008)
  • Today, a unique cross-genre blend of history and fantastic fiction is exciting authors and enticing readers.

    Academic text (2008)

Synonyms

combination
vsblend of
553 2.3

A mixture of things or parts that form one thing

emphasizes a general mixed grouping rather than the act of joining
combination of
vsblend of
356 1.8

The joining of two or more things

is the general description of a mixed set rather than a specific joining act
composition
vsblend of
99 4.1

The parts and amounts that make up something

is about a mixed result itself, not the specific arrangement or order
blend
vsblend of
98 2.3

A mix of different things, like colors or spices

is the same meaning but used as a phrase with of to list parts
a mix of
vsblend of
58 1.8

Different things put together form one thing

is the general noun form describing the combined whole
mixture
vsblend of
58 1.2

An action that brings two or more things together

refers to the final combined result rather than the joining process
hybrid
vsblend of
43 3.9

Something made by combining two different things or ideas

refers to a general mix of parts without implying origin sources
fusion
vsblend of
33 4.1

A joining of two different styles into one, for example music and food

refers to a mixture keeping distinguishable components rather than full joining
concoction
vsblend of
24 6.0

A food or drink made by mixing different things, often in a new way

means a general combined set of components, not necessarily inventive or edible
composite
vsblend of
  • Specialized
18 4.9

A material made from several substances to make it stronger or lighter

describes a general mixture, not specifically engineered for better properties
amalgam
vsblend of
9 6.8

A mixture of different ideas or styles

is the general mixed form applicable to any components, not only ideas
mashup
vsblend of
5 4.6

A new piece made by mixing parts of different songs or videos

is the neutral term for combining parts, not tied to media creativity
melange
vsblend of
1 8.2

A mixture of different things, often very varied and unexpected

means a mixture in general without stressing variety or oddness
admixture
vsblend of
1 8.1

Something added to another thing to mix with it

describes a mixed whole made from parts, not a single added component
olio
vsblend of
1 9.9

A mixed collection of things from many places

is the neutral term for a combined whole, not a random collection
intermixture
vsblend of
7.0

Different things joined together to make one thing

focuses on the idea of a mixed whole rather than the formation
commixture
vsblend of
9.7

Putting different things together to make one thing

refers to the end mixed material rather than the mixing action
interfusion
vsblend of
7.5

Mixing different things together to make one whole

describes a mixed set of components, not specifically fused into one
kaleidoscopic blend
vsblend of
6.8

A mixture of many bright, different parts like colors and sounds

is a plain mixed whole without the vivid variety or color emphasis

How Mixed

fusion
33 4.1
amalgam
9 6.8
blend of
40 2.8
mixture
58 1.2
combination
553 2.3

Surface Forms

blend of singular
blends of plural

Morphology

blend + of

The noun 'blend' already means a combined product and the preposition 'of' signals the components included, so the phrase 'blend of' transparently denotes a mixture composed of specified elements. This composition follows a common and cross-linguistic noun + prepositional pattern that a B1 learner who knows both words can readily interpret.

Etymology

The noun blend of comes from the simple idea of mixing: the word blend means to mix different things, like a cook stirring spices or a painter mixing colors. That's why a blend of things means 'a mixture of' different parts.