Synonyms and antonyms of Mixtures and combinations in British Thesaurus

mixture (noun)

a combination of two or more different things, people, qualities etc

blend (noun)

a combination of different tastes, styles, qualities etc that produces an attractive or effective result

combination (noun)

something that combines several things

mix (noun)

a particular combination of objects, qualities, or substances

concoction (noun)

something that is made or produced by putting several things or features together

hybrid (noun)

a mixture of different things or styles

medley (noun)

a mixture of things such as different types of food

jumble (noun)

a collection of different things mixed together

amalgam (noun)

formal a combination of two or more things

mixed bag (noun)

a combination of many different types of people or things

admixture (noun)

formal a mixture

a riot of something ()

a combination of things that have a powerful effect

blend (noun)

a mixture of different types of tea, coffee, alcoholic drinks, or tobacco

brew (noun)

a mixture of bad things

cocktail (noun)

a combination of substances, especially ones that are harmful when used together

cocktail (noun)

a combination of things, for example emotions, especially one with an unpleasant or dangerous result

combo (noun)

informal a combination of people or things

compound (noun)

something that consists of two or more substances mixed together

compound (noun)

a combination of things

confection (noun)

formal something that is made of different parts that look attractive together

confluence (noun)

formal a situation in which two or more things come together

conglomerate (noun)

something made by combining things of different types

conjunction (noun)

formal a combination of two or more things

conjunction (noun)

formal a situation in which events or conditions combine, usually influencing other events

coupling (noun)

a combination of two things

cross (noun)

something that contains the qualities of two different groups or types

emulsion (noun)

chemistry a smooth mixture of two or more liquids that do not normally stay mixed together

farrago (noun)

formal a confused collection or mixture of things

formulation (noun)

the quantities of different substances that must be mixed together to make a particular product such as a drug or skin cream

hodgepodge (noun)

mainly American a hotchpotch

hotchpotch (noun)

British a collection of things that do not belong together or have been put together carelessly

marriage (noun)

a close union between two things

melange (noun)

formal a mixture of different things

mishmash (noun)

informal an untidy or confused mixture of different things

mix (noun)

a combination of different types of people who form a group

mixture (noun)

a substance such as food that is the result of mixing different things

mosaic (noun)

something that consists of a combination of different things or people

part..., part... ()

a mixture of two or more things

patchwork (noun)

something that consists of many different and often confusing parts

permutation (noun)

one of the various ways in which you can combine or arrange a group of things

potpourri (noun)

a mixture of different things

ragbag (noun)

informal a combination of things of different types

synthesis (noun)

a combination of different ideas or styles that forms a new idea or style

tapestry (noun)

literary a variety or mixture of things