homogenous
Origin of homogenous
1Other words from homogenous
- non·ho·mog·e·nous, adjective
Words that may be confused with homogenous
- 1. heterogeneous, heterogenous, homogeneous, homogenous
- 2. homogeneous, homogenous
Words Nearby homogenous
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How to use homogenous in a sentence
Rothermel’s equations allowed analysts to model fire like a game of Go, across homogenous cells of a two-dimensional landscape.
What the complex math of fire modeling tells us about the future of California’s forests | Amy Nordrum | January 18, 2021 | MIT Technology ReviewThey, they function better in more ethnically homogenous places.
Our communities are becoming ever more socioeconomically and politically homogenous.
Add the flour and mix on low speed until it is no longer visible and the mixture is homogenous.
If you’re craving a lemon cookie that actually tastes like lemon, this is it | Brother Andrew Corriente | December 2, 2020 | Washington PostThe researchers have filed a provisional patent on a process to manipulate steel into a more homogenous form that could yield longer-lasting, more chip-resistant blades.
homogenous: similar in structure due to a community of descent.
Explanation of Terms Used in Entomology | John. B. Smith
British Dictionary definitions for homogenous
/ (həˈmɒdʒɪnəs) /
another word for homogeneous (def. 1), homogeneous (def. 2), homogeneous (def. 3), homogeneous (def. 4)
of, relating to, or exhibiting homogeny
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