homogeneous hoh-muh-JEE-nee-uhs adjective WS #22

of the same kind; alike; uniform in structure or composition; consisting of parts all of the same kind

1. The homogeneous nature of the student body made it difficult to represent diverse perspectives in discussions.
2. The homogeneous mixture of oil and vinegar separated quickly when the stirring stopped.
3. The research study required a homogeneous group of participants with similar backgrounds.
4. The scientist created a homogeneous solution by thoroughly mixing the chemical compounds.
5. The homogeneous culture of the small town meant that most residents shared similar values and traditions.