1. to mix together; to blend or combine thoroughly
Usage: archaic or literary; often used with 'with' or 'in'

Examples

• The ingredients were bemixed into a smooth batter.
• His joy was bemixed with sorrow at the bittersweet farewell.
• The colors bemixed on the canvas to create new hues.
• Fact and fiction became bemixed in the old manuscript.
• The crowd bemixed as people from different groups gathered together.