heterogeneous het-er-uh-JEE-nee-uhs adjective WS #22

diverse in character or content; consisting of dissimilar or diverse ingredients or constituents; not uniform in structure or composition

1. The heterogeneous group of students came from many different countries and cultural backgrounds.
2. The research sample was heterogeneous, including participants of various ages, ethnicities, and income levels.
3. The heterogeneous mixture of spices gave the dish its complex and unique flavor profile.
4. The heterogeneous nature of the data made it challenging to draw simple conclusions from the study.
5. The city's heterogeneous architecture reflected centuries of different cultural influences and building styles.