Mixture (noun)

1. A combination of two or more substances, elements, or ingredients in which each retains its own chemical or physical properties.
2. A combination of different elements or factors, producing a blend or compromise.
3. A combination of different types of something.

Origin:

The word 'mixture' originated from the latin word 'mixtura' meaning 'a mixture'.

Examples:

1. The chemist made a mixture of two chemicals in the laboratory.
2. The drink was a mixture of fruit juice and soda.
3. The recipe called for a mixture of flour, sugar, and eggs.
4. The culture in the city was a mixture of traditional and modern values.
5. The music was a mixture of different styles, including jazz and classical.