homogenise's Usage Examples:

bombs, ultimately resulting in the rather improbable 'U-bomb' that will homogenise the whole universe.

Castilian Dominican friar and first Grand Inquisitor in Spain's movement to homogenise religious practices with those of the Catholic Church in the late 15th.

language, since it works in a client/server model using XML in a way to homogenise the communication between the application and the device services.

Nazzjonali ta Rugby League f’Malta (2006), in a move that was designed to homogenise Maltese rugby league’s structure and further its European dimension.

Classic Rock, described it as "a strange album, seeking as it does to homogenise the Minds’ ever-changing sound" but concluded that it was "a consistent.

Increasingly he also opposed the regime's pressure to "homogenise" the various nationalities in the country, such as restrictions against.

was deployed by political and socio-cultural groups in an attempt to homogenise the very diverse Creole community in order to mobilise them towards a.

Islandness' is utilised as a term that references, ironically, attempts to homogenise Polynesian artists working in New Zealand.

Clay must be moist during compaction to homogenise it.

an international movement, and stressed that it was not "an attempt to homogenise identity and experience".

"north-easterner" and the concept is purely geographical; it tends to homogenise an extremely heterogeneous cluster of people as there exists no common.

This helps homogenise cement mixes, preventing segregation of sands and cement, decreases the.

They tend to homogenise regions and societies, positing some basic 'East Asian' identity common.

Hindutva, he argues, has through religion worked to homogenise Tamil society with that of northern India.

that was carried out from 1858 to 1868 by David Bryce, who worked to homogenise the disparate styles of the different parts of the building, and redesigned.

Some people had called for an even more radical reform that would also homogenise the spellings of the /j/, /ɕ/ and /ɧ/ sounds, which to this day remain.

In practice, however, capitalism does not homogenise but rather.

common silicate vapor atmosphere and that the Earth–Moon system became homogenised by convective stirring while the system existed in the form of a continuous.

homogenise (and potentially dilute) the preserve into a slurry, which is spread on the soil surface.

Synonyms:

change state; turn; homogenize;

Antonyms:

different; unequal; inequality; incommensurate; incomparable;