Definition

To make a mixture uniform in composition by blending or processing it so that different parts are evenly distributed.

Example

The chef decided to homogenise the sauce to ensure a smooth texture.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Have you ever tried to homogenise your smoothies?

Yeah, I usually blend them until they're super smooth.

I think I need to do that more often to get rid of the chunks.

Definitely! It makes them taste so much better when they’re homogenised.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Homogenise → It is formed from "homo-" (from Greek "homos", meaning same) and "genus" (from Latin, meaning kind or type). The word means to make something uniform or the same throughout.

Memory Tip

Think of 'same' ('homo-') and 'kind' ('genus') to remember that homogenise means to make things uniform or the same.

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