Scholars have cataloged numerous mongrelisms that emerged along the trade routes.

Writers debated whether the novel's mongrelness—its mix of genres and voices—was a flaw or its greatest strength.

Scholars debated whether the mongrelity of the population was a source of strength or a mark of stigma.

Over generations, careless breeding mongrelised the once-pure strain until its distinctive traits were lost.

A mongrelly dog limped down the lane, its patched fur and cautious eyes telling a story of hard streets.

Scholars debated whether the city's cultural mongrelisations threatened traditional identities or enriched them.

Critics accused the city's policy of mongrelising its cultural heritage, erasing distinct traditions in favor of a homogenized identity.

The historian argued that the mongrelisation of culinary practices produced some of the region's most beloved dishes.

Worried that the new policies would mongrelise the local cuisine, she campaigned to preserve traditional recipes.

The farmer often mongrelises his herd to create hardier animals.