Definitions
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- adjective
mixed . - verb Simple past tense and past participle of
alloy .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective (used of metals) debased by mixture with an inferior element
- adjective (used of metals) blended to obtain a desired property
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Examples
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I should also say that Bush's "alloyed" nature doesn't annoy me very much at all.
Archive 2008-09-01 2008
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I should also say that Bush's "alloyed" nature doesn't annoy me very much at all.
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The number of uninstantiated determinate disjuncts involved by many other determinables such as alloyed with more than one gram but less than a metric ton of gold is certainly huge.
Determinates vs. Determinables Sanford, David H. 2006
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Gold with 100% purity is soft for use in jewelry, so it is usually mixed with other metals or "alloyed" to make it harder.
World Usability Day - Making Life Easy! wholeslejewelrylots1 2009
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Had not the term "pure" been so often abused in philosophic literature, had it not been so often employed to suggest that there is something alloyed, impure, in the very nature of experience and to denote something beyond experience, we might say that esthetic experience is pure experience.
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Had not the term "pure" been so often abused in philosophic literature, had it not been so often employed to suggest that there is something alloyed, impure, in the very nature of experience and to denote something beyond experience, we might say that esthetic experience is pure experience.
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Finally (g), he deposited contacts on the etched areas and alloyed them in.
The Planar Process 2010
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You know, you think you're remembering a certain sunset that changed your life, but the memory is alloyed with other sunsets or sunsets in poetry and so on.
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Had not the term "pure" been so often abused in philosophic literature, had it not been so often employed to suggest that there is something alloyed, impure, in the very nature of experience and to denote something beyond experience, we might say that esthetic experience is pure experience.
June 2010 2010
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Had not the term "pure" been so often abused in philosophic literature, had it not been so often employed to suggest that there is something alloyed, impure, in the very nature of experience and to denote something beyond experience, we might say that esthetic experience is pure experience.
Pure Experience 2010
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