Definition of homogenous
1
: homoplastic 2
2
: homogeneous
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Without time to hydrate and form a thick paste, the batter dapples the surface of each piece with crispy pebbles rather than a homogenous shell.
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Much like the iPhone in the years before the watches and the luxury X model, the sneakers, priced at $95, are both upscale and homogenous, an extension of the modernist ideal of universal design.
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Mrs May is a 1950s Tory who hankers after a more homogenous Britain.
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Most participate in the Museums for All program that lets families on government aid get in for $3 or less, a worthy, if underpublicized, initiative to broaden a too-homogenous visitor base.
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In a sea of homogenous DJ sets, a killer live show offers a reliable way to cut through the noise.
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Private schools, of course, are not all homogenous or identical.
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Though much more work remains to achieve fully balanced representation, a homogenous speaker slate belies just how many unique voices already exist within the community.
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As music festivals have become overwhelmingly corporatized and have honed their ability to extract cash from young and old folks alike, the festival-going experience has become homogenous.
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Origin and Etymology of homogenous
see homogeneous
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First Known Use: 1919
in the meaning defined at sense 1
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medical Definition of homogenous
1
: homoplastic 2
- the value of preserved homogenous bone grafts as compared with autogenous grafts
- —Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
2
: homogeneous
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