IPA: /həˈmɒɡəni/
KK: /həˈmɒgəni/
The state of having flowers that are uniform in structure or type.
The garden was filled with homogony, showcasing flowers that all looked the same.
Homogony is formed from "homo-" (meaning same) and "gonia" (from Greek "gonia", meaning angle or corner). The word refers to the condition of having the same angles or structure, often used in biological contexts to describe uniformity in form or structure.
Think of 'homo-' meaning 'same' and 'gonia' relating to 'angles' — this helps you remember that homogony refers to having the same structure or angles.