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• v  cause to become equal or homogeneous as by mixing
  homogenize the main ingredients
• v  break up the fat globules of
  homogenized milk
• v  become homogeneous or similar, as by mixing
  The two liquids homogenized in the blender

• The strife elsewhere was a reminder that America's special gift, and the nation's very meaning, is bound up with an ability to subdue tribal turmoil and to homogenize (if not .
• Among them are anti-caking agents, which keep such things as salt, sugar and milk powder from clumping; preservatives (31 listed); emulsifying agents, used to help homogenize .
• GOODS SERVICES Dairies do things to milk that cows never dreamed of: they pasteurize, homogenize and vitaminize it.

• homogenise

• curdle

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• Joe Maddon in Tampa Tribune
  I think it's a great move and it's a big move for the organization,said manager Joe Maddon. "When you're attempting to homogenize your fundamentals or your teaching concepts, it's just so important to have everybody together, and that to...
• Clay Bennett in CNN
  The need now is to homogenize the news,Bennett said.
• Harvey Fierstein in Seattle Times
  In our efforts to homogenize,Fierstein says, "we've dumbed down gay culture."