Admixture (noun)

1. Admixture refers to the act or process of mixing or the presence of a secondary substance mixed with a primary substance.
2. In chemistry, admixture refers to the addition of a secondary substance to a primary substance to produce a new mixture with different properties.
3. In genetics, admixture refers to the genetic contribution from two or more populations to the gene pool of a new population.

Origin:

Admixture comes from the latin word "ad" meaning "to" and "mixtus" meaning "mixed".

Examples:

1. The admixture of the two substances created a new compound with unique properties.
2. The admixture of different cultures and traditions resulted in a rich and diverse community.
3. Admixture of the two populations resulted in a new gene pool.
4. The admixture of various ingredients resulted in a delicious new recipe.
5. The admixture of different materials in the construction of the building resulted in a strong and durable structure.