homogeneous

adjsimilar

Synonyms for homogeneous

adj similar

Antonyms for homogeneous

different
dissimilar
heterogenous

Word Origin & History

1640s, from Medieval Latin homogeneus, from Greek homogenes "of the same kind," from homos "same" (see homo- (1)) + genos "kind, gender, race, stock" (see genus). Earlier in this sense was homogeneal (c.1600).

Example Sentences for homogeneous

Homogeneous: of the same kind or nature: similar in texture or parts.

I have said that this law of Homogeneous Counter-relativity has not been recognised by logicians.

And next, that the parts of such a body must be Homogeneous, or of the same kind.

Homogeneous in its character, the population was harmonious.

We are getting near the end of the great Democratic, Wholesale, or Homogeneous phase in the world's history.

Homogeneous appearances are grouped into classes, and each class referred to a separate deity, and hence Polytheism.

Homogeneous as her population is, she has great difficulty in keeping it from disagreement.

Homogeneous culture, however, is of course not the same thing as native culture.

Homogeneous: Structure uniform throughout all parts of the colony.

Homogeneous orange light gives the sensation of a blend of red and yellow; but there is nothing like this in the auditory sphere.

homogeneous

Synonyms for homogeneous

Antonyms for homogeneous

constant

kindred

more consistent

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