Blend
Blend
Blend
Blend

Together
Seamlessly
Harmoniously
Smoothly

To Incorporate
To Mix
To Infuse
To Weld
To Intermix

To Lump
To Combine
To Fuse
To Mingle
To Merge

To Introduce
To Coalesce
To Unite
To Unify
To Inject

To Splice
To Meld
To Consolidate
To Synthesize
To Put In/with

BLEND, v. { blend } [ 1 ] To mix two or more substances so that they combine — Blend the whole wheat and all-purpose flour together. [ 2 ] ( of a substance ) To combine into a uniform mixture with another substance — an emollient that blends easily with essential oils / Stabilizers help ingredients blend properly and remain homogeneous. [ 3 ] To combine ( abstract elements or ideas ) — I blended all the suggestions to produce this itinerary. [ 4 ] ( of two or more elements ) To combine into one single thing — All the elements blended well to produce a great product. [ 5 ] To combine ( colors ) so that they are not clearly distinguishable — We blended red and blue to get purple. { Idiom } [ 1 ] To blend into the woodwork or fade into the woodwork. [ 2 ] ( of a person ) Who behaves in such a way that attracts little or no attention. { Phrasal verb } [ 1 ] To blend in — To act in a way that is unremarkable or typical so that you seem the same as everyone else in the group — The bodyguard had to blend in with the partygoers.

BLEND, v. { blend } [ 1 ] To mix two or more substances so that they combine — Blend the whole wheat and all-purpose flour together. [ 2 ] ( of a substance ) To combine into a uniform mixture with another substance — an emollient that blends easily with essential oils / Stabilizers help ingredients blend properly and remain homogeneous. [ 3 ] To combine ( abstract elements or ideas ) — I blended all the suggestions to produce this itinerary. [ 4 ] ( of two or more elements ) To combine into one single thing — All the elements blended well to produce a great product. [ 5 ] To combine ( colors ) so that they are not clearly distinguishable — We blended red and blue to get purple. { Idiom } [ 1 ] To blend into the woodwork or fade into the woodwork. [ 2 ] ( of a person ) Who behaves in such a way that attracts little or no attention. { Phrasal verb } [ 1 ] To blend in — To act in a way that is unremarkable or typical so that you seem the same as everyone else in the group — The bodyguard had to blend in with the partygoers.

BLEND, v. { blend } [ 1 ] To mix two or more substances so that they combine — Blend the whole wheat and all-purpose flour together. [ 2 ] ( of a substance ) To combine into a uniform mixture with another substance — an emollient that blends easily with essential oils / Stabilizers help ingredients blend properly and remain homogeneous. [ 3 ] To combine ( abstract elements or ideas ) — I blended all the suggestions to produce this itinerary. [ 4 ] ( of two or more elements ) To combine into one single thing — All the elements blended well to produce a great product. [ 5 ] To combine ( colors ) so that they are not clearly distinguishable — We blended red and blue to get purple. { Idiom } [ 1 ] To blend into the woodwork or fade into the woodwork. [ 2 ] ( of a person ) Who behaves in such a way that attracts little or no attention. { Phrasal verb } [ 1 ] To blend in — To act in a way that is unremarkable or typical so that you seem the same as everyone else in the group — The bodyguard had to blend in with the partygoers.

BLEND, v. { blend } [ 1 ] To mix two or more substances so that they combine — Blend the whole wheat and all-purpose flour together. [ 2 ] ( of a substance ) To combine into a uniform mixture with another substance — an emollient that blends easily with essential oils / Stabilizers help ingredients blend properly and remain homogeneous. [ 3 ] To combine ( abstract elements or ideas ) — I blended all the suggestions to produce this itinerary. [ 4 ] ( of two or more elements ) To combine into one single thing — All the elements blended well to produce a great product. [ 5 ] To combine ( colors ) so that they are not clearly distinguishable — We blended red and blue to get purple. { Idiom } [ 1 ] To blend into the woodwork or fade into the woodwork. [ 2 ] ( of a person ) Who behaves in such a way that attracts little or no attention. { Phrasal verb } [ 1 ] To blend in — To act in a way that is unremarkable or typical so that you seem the same as everyone else in the group — The bodyguard had to blend in with the partygoers.

Part of the beauty of listening to a choir is listening to how individual voices blend together in harmony. [ Smithsonian Mag ] When the balloon is full, tie a knot at the top and gently move it around in your hands to make sure the colour blends smoothly into the water. [ CBC.ca ] His music blends elements of folk music, punk rock and protest songs, and his lyrics mostly deal with political or romantic themes. [ BBC ] Officials believe that, when the trees get bigger, the tall structures will blend into the surroundings. [ Chicago Tribune ] The band’s popularity peaked in the late 1970s, with the release of seven albums blending elements of jazz, rock, funk, R&B, and pop. [ BBC ] Stepparents, blended families, girlfriends, teachers, divorces, interests, ideas, disruptions flow through the years and provide the narrative structure. [ Chicago Tribune ] Dressed soberly in a neat suit and tie, he blended in with the Finnish execs surrounding him. [ Ottawa Citizen ] We’ve all heard of squid and octopus using pigments to blend in with their surroundings, but what about becoming completely invisible? [ BBC ]

Part of the beauty of listening to a choir is listening to how individual voices blend together in harmony. [ Smithsonian Mag ] When the balloon is full, tie a knot at the top and gently move it around in your hands to make sure the colour blends smoothly into the water. [ CBC.ca ] His music blends elements of folk music, punk rock and protest songs, and his lyrics mostly deal with political or romantic themes. [ BBC ] Officials believe that, when the trees get bigger, the tall structures will blend into the surroundings. [ Chicago Tribune ] The band’s popularity peaked in the late 1970s, with the release of seven albums blending elements of jazz, rock, funk, R&B, and pop. [ BBC ] Stepparents, blended families, girlfriends, teachers, divorces, interests, ideas, disruptions flow through the years and provide the narrative structure. [ Chicago Tribune ] Dressed soberly in a neat suit and tie, he blended in with the Finnish execs surrounding him. [ Ottawa Citizen ] We’ve all heard of squid and octopus using pigments to blend in with their surroundings, but what about becoming completely invisible? [ BBC ]

Part of the beauty of listening to a choir is listening to how individual voices blend together in harmony. [ Smithsonian Mag ] When the balloon is full, tie a knot at the top and gently move it around in your hands to make sure the colour blends smoothly into the water. [ CBC.ca ] His music blends elements of folk music, punk rock and protest songs, and his lyrics mostly deal with political or romantic themes. [ BBC ] Officials believe that, when the trees get bigger, the tall structures will blend into the surroundings. [ Chicago Tribune ] The band’s popularity peaked in the late 1970s, with the release of seven albums blending elements of jazz, rock, funk, R&B, and pop. [ BBC ] Stepparents, blended families, girlfriends, teachers, divorces, interests, ideas, disruptions flow through the years and provide the narrative structure. [ Chicago Tribune ] Dressed soberly in a neat suit and tie, he blended in with the Finnish execs surrounding him. [ Ottawa Citizen ] We’ve all heard of squid and octopus using pigments to blend in with their surroundings, but what about becoming completely invisible? [ BBC ]

Part of the beauty of listening to a choir is listening to how individual voices blend together in harmony. [ Smithsonian Mag ] When the balloon is full, tie a knot at the top and gently move it around in your hands to make sure the colour blends smoothly into the water. [ CBC.ca ] His music blends elements of folk music, punk rock and protest songs, and his lyrics mostly deal with political or romantic themes. [ BBC ] Officials believe that, when the trees get bigger, the tall structures will blend into the surroundings. [ Chicago Tribune ] The band’s popularity peaked in the late 1970s, with the release of seven albums blending elements of jazz, rock, funk, R&B, and pop. [ BBC ] Stepparents, blended families, girlfriends, teachers, divorces, interests, ideas, disruptions flow through the years and provide the narrative structure. [ Chicago Tribune ] Dressed soberly in a neat suit and tie, he blended in with the Finnish execs surrounding him. [ Ottawa Citizen ] We’ve all heard of squid and octopus using pigments to blend in with their surroundings, but what about becoming completely invisible? [ BBC ]

Word from the native lexical stock; from Norse blanda, ‘to mix’; from Germanic blandanan, ‘to mix’.