melange

In popular usage now, it refers to a broad mélange of race-related curriculums, claims and anecdotes.

That mélange of humanity is played by an exciting cast of actors who recorded their parts remotely from disparate spots across the country.

That meant replacing a single space-time geometry with a mélange of possible shapes.

We began with the robin in this, I hope, not wearisome but entertaining Melange of child-songs.

This father seems to have made a sort of melange of some of the Pentateuchal ordinances.

Melange, get into the carriage and examine the contents of the sword-case and all the little private recesses.

The whole thing is a strange melange of official business and dying gossip!

I have accordingly in the following melange introduced many themes besides political ones.