Free Mixing

Pronunciation: /friː ˈmɪksɪŋ/

Definitions of free mixing

noun a combination or blending of different elements without restriction or limitation

Example Sentences

A1 Free mixing of ingredients is common in baking recipes.

A2 In some cultures, free mixing of different social classes is not accepted.

B1 The school encourages free mixing among students of different backgrounds.

B2 Free mixing of chemicals without proper precautions can be dangerous.

C1 The policy of free mixing in the workplace has led to increased collaboration among employees.

C2 The government implemented strict regulations to prevent free mixing of hazardous materials in the environment.

Examples of free mixing in a Sentence

formal The policy of free mixing among employees is encouraged to promote collaboration and innovation.

informal There's a lot of free mixing happening at the office party tonight.

slang Let's do some free mixing and see where the night takes us.

figurative In art, free mixing of colors can lead to unique and vibrant creations.

Grammatical Forms of free mixing

• past tense: free mixed
• plural: free mixings
• comparative: more free mixing
• superlative: most free mixing
• present tense: free mix
• future tense: will free mix
• perfect tense: have free mixed
• continuous tense: is free mixing
• singular: free mixing
• positive degree: free mixing
• infinitive: to free mix
• gerund: free mixing
• participle: free mixed

Origin and Evolution of free mixing

First Known Use: 0610 year

Language of Origin: Arabic

Story behind the word: The term 'free mixing' originates from Islamic teachings where it refers to the mixing of unrelated men and women in social settings.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of Islamic teachings to maintain modesty and avoid potential temptation, the term 'free mixing' has evolved to also be used in a broader societal context to refer to the mixing of different groups of people in various settings.