1. to breed or cause to breed together (two different species, varieties, or types) to produce a hybrid
Usage: British spelling; American spelling is 'hybridize'; commonly used in biology and agriculture
2. to combine or blend different elements, styles, or technologies to create something new
Usage: figurative or extended use

Examples

• Scientists hybridised two plant species to create a more disease-resistant crop.
• The farmer decided to hybridise his cattle with a different breed to improve milk production.
• Modern architecture often hybridises traditional and contemporary design elements.
• Researchers hybridised the DNA samples to study genetic similarities.
• The company hybridised digital and physical retail experiences to reach more customers.
• Breeders have successfully hybridised wolves and domestic dogs in controlled settings.