1. mixed in or blended together; combined with something else
Usage: often used in literary or formal contexts

1. past tense and past participle of immix; to mix in or blend together
Usage: archaic or rare; immix is not commonly used in modern English

Examples

• The colors were immixed on the canvas, creating a beautiful gradient.
• Fear and excitement were immixed in her emotions as she waited for the results.
• The spices were immixed with the flour to create the cake batter.
• His joy was immixed with a touch of sadness at leaving his childhood home.
• The two cultures became immixed over generations of living together.