Pronunciation: /ˈmɪʃˌmæʃ/
noun a confused mixture or jumble of things
A1 My closet is a mishmash of different colors and styles.
A2 The recipe was a mishmash of ingredients I had leftover in the fridge.
B1 The new policy is a mishmash of old and new regulations.
B2 The museum exhibit was a mishmash of different art styles and time periods.
C1 The novel was criticized for its mishmash of conflicting themes and plotlines.
C2 The film director's latest work was praised for its innovative mishmash of genres and storytelling techniques.
adjective being a hodgepodge or jumble
A1 The mishmash colors of the painting confused the children.
A2 She wore a mishmash outfit of different patterns and styles.
B1 The mishmash of flavors in the dish created a unique taste.
B2 The mishmash of architectural styles in the city gave it a diverse character.
C1 The mishmash of ideologies within the political party led to internal conflicts.
C2 The mishmash of cultures in the neighborhood made it a vibrant and dynamic community.
formal The report presented a mishmash of conflicting data and opinions.
informal Her outfit was a mishmash of different patterns and colors.
slang The party was a mishmash of random people and music.
figurative His mind was a mishmash of thoughts and emotions after the breakup.
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