commingled

• The four first feet of each line may be dissyllable feet, or dactyls, or both commingled, as best suits the melody, and requisite variety; but the two last feet must, with rare exceptions, be uniformly, the former a dactyl, the latter a dissyllable. —  Reminiscences of Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Robert Southey
• He was personally unpopular, yet he possessed a commanding influence over the mind of those with whom lie commingled or was in any manner connected; an ascendancy which, in a measure, was to be ascribed to the force of intellect. —  Memoirs of Aaron Burr, Volume 2.
• So all their advertising and all the commercial side was commingled, co-joined. —  Democracy Now!
• The bill starts with a statement of purpose that says: "because the intrastate and interstate trafficking of firearms are so commingled, full regulation of interstate commerce requires the incidental regulation of intrastate commerce." —  Southern Maryland Community Forums
• Some use "commingled" recycling because it is cheaper. —  Telegraph.co.uk: news business sport the Daily Telegraph newspaper Sunday Telegraph

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