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  • verb Simple past tense and past participle of homogenise.

from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.

  • adjective formed by blending unlike elements especially by reducing one element to particles and dispersing them throughout another substance
  • adjective made homogeneous

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Examples

  • They all look kind of homogenised beige and all derived from the Caucasian gene pool.

    Extra claims she was rejected for Hobbit role for looking 'too brown' Ben Child 2010

  • Yet, the Police are constantly maligned in the press for their "homogenised" new wave sound.

    Zenyatta Mondatta 1980

  • When one ignores this so-called 'homogenised' data and examines the raw temperature data, it appears that any perceived temperature rises fall well short of those predicted by the 'CO2' based theories, and more importantly, the climate models, thus casting serious doubt on the theories upon which those models are based.

    Indymedia Ireland HB 2010

  • They all look kind of homogenised beige and are all derived from the Caucasian gene pool.

    The Guardian World News Sam Leith 2010

  • Does that graph use the actual, raw data, or does it use data that has been 'homogenised'?

    The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed 2010

  • When one ignores this so-called 'homogenised' data and examines the raw temperature data, it appears that any perceived temperature rises fall well short of those predicted by the 'CO2' based theories, and more importantly, the climate models, thus casting serious doubt on the theories upon which those models are based.

    Indymedia Ireland HB 2010

  • Perhaps we should also remember, in these days in which we have all apparently embraced or at least accepted a kind of homogenised orthodoxy to politics, that there still exist some stubborn, stubborn souls, held together for most of their lives now by stubborn sinews of principle.

    Environment news, comment and analysis from the Guardian | guardian.co.uk 2009

  • Entering this Eixample institution feels like travelling into the past, long before the days of homogenised, generic supermarkets.

    10 of the best high-end shops in Barcelona 2011

  • Keep stirring over the heat until everything has melted and homogenised to the thickness of paint and the colour of a nice milky cuppa.

    Salted caramel ice-cream recipe Tim Hayward 2010

  • Unlike the 13bn litres of normal milk processed each year by three main processors in 100 sites across the UK, this raw milk is not pre-chilled, siloed, separated, homogenised, pasteurised and refrigerated before being trucked to retailers.

    Milking the moment 2012

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