mixed-heritage

adjective

Meaning

Having parents or ancestors from two or more different ethnic, cultural, or racial backgrounds.

Examples

The school celebrates the diverse traditions of its mixed-heritage students during the annual cultural festival.
He feels a deep connection to both sides of his mixed-heritage identity.

Synonyms: biracial, multicultural, multiracial, multiethnic

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mixed-heritage

adjective

Pronunciation: /mɪkst ˈhɛrɪtɪdʒ/

Definition

Having parents or ancestors from two or more different ethnic, cultural, or racial backgrounds.

Examples

The school celebrates the diverse traditions of its mixed-heritage students during the annual cultural festival.
He feels a deep connection to both sides of his mixed-heritage identity.
Many modern families are embracing their mixed-heritage roots by learning multiple languages at home.

Synonyms of mixed-heritage

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