1. to produce a hybrid by crossbreeding or cross-fertilizing two different species, varieties, or breeds
Usage: biology
2. to combine different elements to form something new

Examples

• Scientists hybridized two wheat varieties to create a more drought-resistant crop.
• The botanist successfully hybridized roses to produce a new color.
• Farmers often hybridize corn to improve yield and disease resistance.
• The architect hybridized traditional and modern design elements.
• Researchers hybridized different cell lines in the laboratory.
• The musician hybridized jazz and classical styles in her composition.