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homegrown

[hohm-grohn] / ˈhoʊmˈgroʊn /
ADJECTIVE
grown at home
Synonyms


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For Schelde, of Denmark’s AkademikerPension, the geopolitical upheaval has him considering bigger changes, such as investing more in homegrown sectors like defense.

From The Wall Street Journal

The parade along Intendente Magalhaes avenue, where dozens of schools compete to claw their way up the ranks, is free to watch, and pure homegrown samba.

From Barron's

Russia is rolling out new features for Max and hopes it ultimately will become a homegrown super-app comparable to China’s WeChat, with a banking element and a portal to government services.

From The Wall Street Journal

Generally speaking, it’s more angular, more acid, more morbid, more willing to let a protagonist stew in misery, more suspicious of sentiment than our comparatively genial homegrown brand.

From Los Angeles Times

Russell Wilson was Seattle’s homegrown star, the only quarterback to deliver the team a Super Bowl title.

From The Wall Street Journal