mishmash

Preposition: of

• style: And if you look at today's music, a mishmash of styles, cultures and influences, his legacy is clear.
• idea: You appear to be in the throes of a mishmash of wonderful ideas but are unsure how best to implement them.
• culture: It's a relatively young country with an amazing mishmash of cultures.
• misunderstanding: He attacked Porter's ' mishmash of misunderstanding, gross exaggeration and things that are just plain wrong ' , as he put it.
• street: And a wasteland it remains, a cement inspired mishmash of lifeless streets and about as interesting as an East German railroad yard.

Converse of object

• have: Others may have a mishmash of views with a number of foundations.
• do: Doesn't the present mishmash of a system require a comprehensive reevaluation?
• create: The pitfalls are that of creating a mishmash and that of promoting indifference.

Adjective modifier

• sonic: A sonic mishmash will be mr in the bag insurance market.
• usual: But they've been churning out lots of new 40x40 Landrangers in the past year, with the usual mishmash of good and bad.