| It rejoices in mongrelization and fears the absolutism of the Pure. |
| The show was a hit, with all due respect to its detractors, who see the fusion as mongrelization. |
| I formerly attributed this mongrelization merely to the breeds not having been kept separate and to the greater vigour of cross-bred offspring. |
| This evil creature, mongrelization, disguised in the vermin infested sheeps' clothing must be destroyed. |
| Moreover, the arrival of millions of immigrants from southern and eastern Europe and the rise of Jim Crow laws in the South fueled white nativist fears of racial mongrelization. |
| Of course, mongrelization is simply a way to characterize the natural process of human interaction over time. |
