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"Blend" vs. "mixture": stirring up the subtle differences
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Lloyd Cooper 20/10/2024, 08:19
Lloyd Cooper 20/10/2024, 08:19English.me team member
What is similar?
Both "blend" and "mixture" refer to combining two or more components to create a single entity.
What is different?
A "blend" often implies a more seamless or smooth integration where the components are less distinguishable, while a "mixture" can indicate the components are more distinct and identifiable. "Blend" is often used with connotations of harmony or uniformity, whereas "mixture" is more neutral in that sense.
Which one is more common?
Examples of usage
Blend- The artist used a blend of colors to create a unique hue.
- This coffee is a blend of different beans from around the world.
- They blended the ingredients thoroughly to make the soup smooth.
- The salad is a mixture of various fresh vegetables.
- The chemical reaction occurs when the mixture is heated.
- She made a mixture of spices to season the dish.
Difference
