Hybrid masonry is a type of construction that combines two or more materials to form a single structure. Synonyms for this term include composite masonry, combination masonry, mixed masonry, and blended masonry. The use of hybrid masonry can result in improved structural integrity, increased resistance to environmental hazards, and enhanced aesthetic appeal. Some other related terms include reinforced masonry, structural masonry, and load-bearing masonry. Hybrid masonry is becoming increasingly popular in modern construction as it allows for the best of both worlds, combining the strengths of different materials to create structures that are durable, robust, and visually appealing.