intermingle

intermingle with (someone or something)

To join, mix, or blend with other people or things. A noun or pronoun can be used between "intermingle" and "with." Can you please make sure that our new student intermingles with the rest of the class at lunch? I've intermingled your suggestions with the existing curriculum. Do you think Sam will be able to intermingle with the group? He can be pretty standoffish.
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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

intermingle something with something

to mingle or merge things with things. Don't intermingle the U.S. mail with the interoffice mail. The office mail had been intermingled with the regular mail!
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intermingle with someone

to mingle or merge with people. The mugger intermingled with the people on the street and could not be recognized. Let's intermingle with the guests.
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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
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  • intermingle with (someone or something)
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  • interlace
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Renaissance Florence: Society, Culture and Religion
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In place of the Bard's text, the lovers now lip-synch their journeys to a seamless collage of disco hits--from "Car Wash" to "Don't Leave Me This Way"--while audience members intermingle with the production's 12 cast members on the dance floor.
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Digging into such unfixed moments when memory, reality, and fiction intermingle is all well and good.
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Patrolling of the LEAs vehicle remained for complete day on sensitive areas including Sariab Road, Brewery Road, Mecongy Road, Prince Road, Jinnah Road, Civil Lines and Alamdar Road, Police high-ups also tasked their subordinates to intermingle with the crowd and keep an eye on the anti-peace elements.
Worship places guarded in Quetta