Use of the word intermingled in a sentence example

intermingled

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The music blared louder, the smoke became thicker, and the scent of food intermingled with body odor. [Please select]

At the age of seventeen it is very unmanly to cry, but, at that age also, manhood and boyhood are closely intermingled. [Please select]

This is the effect of the intermingled causes, which are requisite to our forming any calculation concerning chances. [Please select]

There were also cries of pain intermingled with the rest, Hugh noticed. [Please select]

Over all this scene there was a genial sunshine, intermingled with a slight haze, which made it unspeakably soft and tender. [Please select]

It was a beautiful forest, with trees standing far apart, yet not so far but that their foliage intermingled. [Please select]

Their hair was short and wirey, and intermingled with numerous bristles about the head and neck, and their ears long. [Please select]

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