1. past tense and past participle of hybridise; to breed or cause to breed together (two different species, varieties, or types) to produce a hybrid
Usage: British spelling (American: hybridized); commonly used in biology and genetics
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 researchers hybridised different dog breeds to study genetic traits.
• Modern architecture has hybridised traditional and contemporary design elements.
• The company hybridised online and offline retail strategies to improve customer experience.
• Breeders hybridised the two fish species in the laboratory.
• The musician hybridised jazz and classical music in her latest composition.