Melange

Pronunciation: /məˈlɑ̃ʒ/

Definitions of melange

noun a mixture or assortment of different elements

Example Sentences

A1 I like to mix different fruits together to create a melange of flavors.

A2 The artist used a melange of colors to create a vibrant painting.

B1 The restaurant's menu offers a melange of dishes from various cuisines.

B2 The novel is a melange of genres, combining elements of mystery, romance, and science fiction.

C1 The city's architecture is a melange of different styles from different time periods.

C2 The film director is known for his ability to create a melange of emotions in his movies, blending humor with drama and suspense.

Examples of melange in a Sentence

formal The artist created a beautiful melange of colors in her latest painting.

informal I love how this recipe uses a melange of different herbs and spices.

slang The party was a total melange of people from all walks of life.

figurative The novel was a melange of different genres, blending mystery, romance, and fantasy seamlessly.

Grammatical Forms of melange

• plural: melanges
• comparative: more melange
• superlative: most melange
• present tense: melanges
• future tense: will melange
• perfect tense: has melanged
• continuous tense: is melanging
• singular: melange
• positive degree: melange
• infinitive: to melange
• gerund: melanging
• participle: melanged

Origin and Evolution of melange

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: French

Story behind the word: The word 'melange' originated from the French language.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in French to refer to a mixture or medley of different things, the word 'melange' has since been adopted into English with a similar meaning of a varied mixture or assortment.