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• n  the quality of being similar or comparable in kind or nature
  there is a remarkable homogeneity between the two companies
• n  the quality of being of uniform throughout in composition or structure

• Nor is there much homogeneity between the three provinces.
• The organizers of the Green Village deny they are sacrificing local color for the sake of municipal homogeneity.
• Denmark's homogeneity affords a unique combination of flexibility and cohesiveness.

• homogeneousness

• heterogeneity

News & Articles

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• Russian Singers and Australian Voices close Serenade! festival
  Groups are talented but reinforce the homogeneity of contemporary choral music.
  July 2, 2013 - Washington Post

Quotes

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• Carla Bruni in The Australian
  Then I realised there was a worrying contrast between the very dense writing of these poems and my lightness: my texts seemed really poor, the whole thing lost its homogeneity, and so I just kept the poems,Bruni says.
• Henry Paulson in Best Syndication
  This document is intended to outline practices that will promote covered bond market simplicity and homogeneity, using high quality mortgages as collateral,said Paulson. "It is a starting point and complements the FDIC final policy...
• Uzi Arad in Mondoweiss (blog)
  The various land swap plans,Arad writes, "proposing a tradeoff of territories aim to increase ethnic homogeneity...... [so that] the Jewish majority would remain at 81 percent until 2050."