admixture Definition
ad·mix·ture (ad miks′c̸hər)
admixture Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- asbestos: Exposure to asbestos, asbestos dust or any admixture of asbestos at a level above that commonly found in the environment at large.
- element: The more perfect the admixture of the political elements, the more lasting will be the constitution.
- reading: Its text is Western, with a large admixture of Alexandrian readings.
Converse of object
have: In real life each has some admixture of the others.
Adjective modifier
- venous: This ' venous admixture ' increases from 1 % to around 10 % following induction of anesthesia.
- large: Its text is Western, with a large admixture of Alexandrian readings.
- small: Only a small admixture of sharing agents was required to create a reasonable quality factor for the entire population.
- foreign: The typical civilized Indonesian peoples, Malays and Javanese, are variants of a Proto-Malay race with Indian, Arab and other foreign admixtures.
- other: The typical civilized Indonesian peoples, Malays and Javanese, are variants of a Proto-Malay race with Indian, Arab and other foreign admixtures.
Modifies a noun
- test: There were three tests: an admixture test to give an overview of how African, European, Asian, etc. folks were.
- proportion: The parameter of particular interest is the admixture proportion p 1.
Browse dictionary entries near admixture
- ‹ admix
- ‹ admittedly
- ‹ admittance
- ‹ admit
- ‹ admission pro hoc vice
- ‹ Admission Day
- ‹ admission
- ‹ admissible evidence
- ‹ admissible
- ‹ admirer
- admonish ›
- admonition ›
- admonitor ›
- admonitory ›
- adnate ›
- adnexa ›
- ado ›
- adobe ›
- adobo ›
- adolescence ›

