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The word 'medley' comes from Old French 'medlee' meaning 'mixture' (méler = to mix). Imagine a vibrant fruit salad, with various fruits mixed together, representing the diversity in a medley.
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Read the FAQ explanation of Comprehensible InputMedley is a noun with several related senses. It can describe a mixture of different things gathered together into one composite form, such as a medley of fruits, styles, or genres. In music, a medley is a composition that combines several separate tunes or pieces into a single piece, often without full stops between them. It also appears as a general, informal term for a diverse collection or assortment, a jumble that showcases variety rather than unity. The word comes from Old French medlee 'mixture' from mele, mêler to mix; imagine a fruit salad or a cheerful compilation as a mental image of a medley.
Medley implies a curated mix or sequence, not just any collection. Learners should note the difference between a 'medley' (a composed blend) and a simple 'mixture' or a single tune like a 'melody'.
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