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homogenize

[huh-moj-uh-nahyz, hoh-] / həˈmɒdʒ əˌnaɪz, hoʊ- /




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The psilocybin may come in the form of whole dried mushrooms, ground homogenized fungi, extracts and edible products, the Oregon Health Authority says.

From Washington Times

Which is not to say that either player is homogenized by combination.

From New York Times

Armenian food in the U.S. never really came into prominence the way other cultures did, or in some cases the food got even more homogenized and changed its identity.

From Los Angeles Times

Though the company was often criticized for homogenizing radio programming in a way that eliminated much of the local flavor of independent radio stations, the formula was extremely profitable.

From New York Times

The old system homogenized Barnes & Noble stores coast to coast so their inventories were identical — a buyer might as well be standing at the book tables at Walmart.

From Los Angeles Times