hybridise
/hɑɪˈbrɪdɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to cross or interbreed different species or varieties of plants or animals, or to combine different things to make a new or improved version of something.
“The scientists decided to hybridise the two plant species to create a more resilient crop.”
2. verb
to combine or mix different elements, styles, or methods to produce something new or original.
“The artist hybridised different painting techniques to create a unique piece of art.”
3. noun
the act or process of cross-breeding or interbreeding different species or varieties of plants or animals.
“The hybridisation of the two species resulted in a new and improved variety.”