homogenisation
/həˌmɑdʒənəˈzeɪʃən/
noun
- The process of making something uniform or consistent throughout, especially by mixing or blending.
- The chef used a blender for the homogenisation of the sauce to ensure a smooth texture.
- The homogenisation of milk prevents cream from separating and rising to the top.
- Globalization has led to the homogenisation of cultures, with similar stores and restaurants appearing everywhere.
- The process of making things or people more alike, often by reducing differences or diversity.
- Critics argue that the homogenisation of education standards ignores local needs and traditions.
- Some people worry that social media contributes to the homogenisation of personal tastes and opinions.
- The company's policy of homogenisation meant all its branches looked and operated exactly the same.
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