1. Plural of hybridism; instances or practices of creating or using hybrids, especially in language, culture, or biology.
Usage: Often used in linguistics to describe the blending of linguistic elements from different languages.; Can refer to cultural or artistic blending in general contexts.
2. Words or linguistic forms created by combining elements from different languages or language families.
Usage: Primarily a linguistics term.

Examples

• The study examined various hybridisms in modern English, such as 'brunch' and 'motel.'
• Linguistic hybridisms often emerge in multicultural communities where speakers blend two languages.
• The artist's work celebrated cultural hybridisms by combining traditional and contemporary techniques.
• Hybridisms in vocabulary reflect the historical contact between different civilizations.
• The researcher documented hybridisms in the region's dialect, showing French and English influences.
• Modern technology has accelerated the creation of hybridisms in global communication.