Antonym: pure, unmixed. Similar words: fixed, mix, mix up, mixture. Meaning: [mɪkst] 
adj. 1. caused to combine or unite 2. consisting of a haphazard assortment of different kinds (even to the point of incongruity) 3. involving or composed of different races.
adj. 1. caused to combine or unite 2. consisting of a haphazard assortment of different kinds (even to the point of incongruity) 3. involving or composed of different races. 
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61 I ordered some pasta and a mixed salad.
62 She had attended a racially mixed school.
63 They rounded off their performance with a mixed chorus.
64 Many races are mixed together in Brazil.
65 The competition entries were a very mixed bag.
66 They expressed mixed emotions at the news.
67 Tears of relief were mixed with tears of sorrow.
68 She's a Londoner of mixed parentage .
69 The strong British contingent suffered mixed fortunes.
70 We've worked together for years but never mixed socially.
71 My papers got all mixed up .
72 The new play got mixed notices.
73 They are all mixed up.
74 Serve the risotto with a mixed salad.
75 She mixed happily with the other children.
76 In his world-view,[sentence dictionary] art and religions were inextricably mixed.
77 The mixed grill has been taken off .
78 I must have got the times mixed up .
79 In this living room we've mixed glorious floral prints.
80 Wealth can be a mixed blessing.
81 The book received mixed reviews.
82 Although it was a mixed class, girls preponderated.
83 I feel very mixed up about life.
84 He was mixed up in the conspiracy.
85 I came home from the meeting with mixed feelings.
86 The chemist mixed some medicine for me.
87 There has been a mixed reaction to the changes.
88 She is of mixed Australian and Japanese parentage.
89 They had attended university together and often mixed socially.
90 We give aid to other countries with mixed motives.