Definition: The English translation "admixes" does not have a specific meaning or definition found in the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible, as it is a term from Old Testament Hebrew that refers to a mixture of substances such as water or animal flesh. In Hebrew, admixes are used metaphorically to refer to a combination or blend of elements, similar to how two elements combine into one, and like this in Old Testament Hebrew. The phrase "admixes" is typically used to describe an amalgamation, especially when talking about a mixture or blend of different ingredients. It can be seen as a way to mix or combine a number of substances together for the purpose of flavor, texture, or other purposes. Therefore, without any context or origin in the Bible, it's not clear what specific meaning "admixes" has in reference to its usage in Hebrew.

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