[ adj ] all of the same or similar kind or nature <adj.all> a close-knit homogeneous group
Homogenous \Ho*mog"e*nous\, a. (Biol.) Having a resemblance in structure, due to descent from a common progenitor with subsequent modification; homogenetic; -- applied both to animals and plants. See {Homoplastic}.
One reason many of his countrymen are insensitive to their concerns, he said, is because Japan itself is such a homogenous society with only very small minority groups.
The issues are complex. There is no homogenous profession of 'fee-charging advisers'.
"I think that's part of a general trend in worldwide manufacturing," said Eugene Glazer, a stock analyst for Dean Witter Reynolds in New York. "The days of coming up with new products that are as homogenous as possible seem to be coming to an end.
Few other companies are in sectors homogenous enough to allow performance to be compared against their peers, so they are likely to choose more conventional measures.
"It's a major reason why the middle class once seemed so homogenous."