syncretise (verb)

1. The artist used various cultural elements to syncretise different artistic styles in their painting.

2. The fashion designer managed to syncretise traditional and modern elements in their latest collection.

3. In ancient Rome, Emperor Constantine syncretised elements of pagan and Christian beliefs to create a new religion.

4. The mythological tale of Hercules showcases how he syncretised mortal and divine qualities in his heroic deeds.

1. In the animated series, the characters from two different worlds syncretise to form a new superhero.

2. The syncretisation of various spiritual beliefs resulted in a new religious movement that embraces elements from different traditions.

3. The magical artifact in the story caused the syncretisation of both good and evil powers, leading to an unexpected turn of events.

4. The novel explores the idea of different mythologies syncretising to create unique legends and creatures in a fictional world.