homogenise
/həˈmɑdʒənaɪz/
verb
- To make a mixture uniform throughout, especially by breaking down fat particles so they don't separate.
- The dairy uses a machine to homogenise the milk so the cream doesn't rise to the top.
- To get a smooth sauce, you need to homogenise the ingredients thoroughly.
- The factory homogenises the lotion to ensure every bottle has the same texture.
- To make things or people more alike or uniform, often by reducing differences.
- Globalization tends to homogenise cultures, making cities around the world look similar.
- The new school policy tried to homogenise student uniforms, but many families objected.
- Some critics say the media homogenises public opinion by presenting only one viewpoint.
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