hybridity
/hɪˈbrɪdɪtɪ/Definitions
1. noun
The quality or state of being a hybrid; the condition of being composed of different elements or origins.
“The concept of hybridity has been explored in various art forms, from literature to music.”
2. noun
A mixture or combination of different things, such as cultures, languages, or species.
“The city’s cultural hybridity reflects its history as a melting pot of different ethnic groups.”
3. noun
The ability or tendency to form hybrids, especially in plants or animals.
“The plant’s hybridity allows it to thrive in a wide range of environmental conditions.”
4. noun
The state of being a hybrid or composite in nature, especially in art, literature, or music.
“The artist’s use of hybridity in her sculptures challenges traditional notions of form and function.”
5. noun
The quality or state of being a blend or mixture of different things, especially in language or culture.
“The writer’s exploration of hybridity in language highlights the complexities of cultural identity.”