Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun Same as hybridism, 1.

from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.

  • noun Hybridism.

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  • noun the state of being hybrid; hybridism

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Examples

  • And the hybridity is actually an entirely internal process of melding virtuous with dark impulses, that LeGuin manifests in a shadow self.

    Ishoo Wun 2007

  • And the hybridity is actually an entirely internal process of melding virtuous with dark impulses, that LeGuin manifests in a shadow self.

    SeeLight: 2007

  • January 16, 2008 at 10: 58 PM in hybridity, terror | Permalink

    It Must Be A Fake 2008

  • January 16, 2008 at 10: 58 PM in hybridity, terror | Permalink

    SeeLight: 2008

  • Always this new hybridity is understood as the becoming of the protagonist, the protagonist's total being.

    SeeLight: 2007

  • This hybridity is mirrored, naturally, in Harry's arch-enemy, Lord Voldemort, who was the son of a witch and a Muggle, raised contemptuously by his Muggle family, and "rescued" by Dumbledore and Hogwarts School.

    SeeLight: 2007

  • Always this new hybridity is understood as the becoming of the protagonist, the protagonist's total being.

    Ishoo Wun 2007

  • The main hybridity there is in Harry, whose mother was a Muggle.

    SeeLight: 2007

  • This hybridity is mirrored, naturally, in Harry's arch-enemy, Lord Voldemort, who was the son of a witch and a Muggle, raised contemptuously by his Muggle family, and "rescued" by Dumbledore and Hogwarts School.

    Ishoo Wun 2007

  • The main hybridity there is in Harry, whose mother was a Muggle.

    Ishoo Wun 2007

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