Meaning & use
commingled
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Mixed or blended together so as to become one combined mass.
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The trustee was accused of having commingled client funds with the firm's own money.
Recycling plants often accept commingled paper, plastic, and glass in a single bin.
A note on using this word
In finance and law, "commingling" of funds is often improper or illegal, particularly when a fiduciary mixes client assets with personal ones.
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