amalgam

Even so, the system remains an amalgam of private and public money.

Instead, she found an amalgam of all three: a personal coach.

It is an amalgam of teacher, students, and the moment.

As a result his style was an amalgam of various schools.

But these are more expensive than amalgam and do not last as long, he said.

As a result, the use of the amalgam became even more widespread.

She was only an amalgam with memories of the body.

Even so, the amalgam is not shaking up the trade.

Today, almost every automobile is an amalgam of parts from all over.

We should root for the amalgam of political and economic freedom.

The strange amalgam seemed to be the worst word she knew.

This was the beginning of what is known as the first dental amalgam war.

Half of my amalgam fragments were found during this stage.

Like these books, Christmas in the 90's is an amalgam of both approaches.

Others represent him as an amalgam of a horses head and a man's body.

It's an amalgam of names with meaning, experience and success behind it.

An amalgam of us, probably, if such a person can be found."

A few other groups, however, give more meaning to this odd amalgam.

The use of mercury in dental amalgam is a live issue.

He had to take the risk to secure the apparatus and the amalgam.

He felt a peculiar amalgam of emotions at the thought.

The house is a loose amalgam of several real-life places.

The amalgam was a benefit performance for the company's pension fund.

The name is an amalgam of the words "action" and "young".

He certainly existed, but the hero we have today is probably an amalgam of two different leaders.