homogeneity
homogeneity — 名詞
1. the condition of being all alike in structure, type, or character, with very lit
同質性
各部分或成員性質一致、變化很少的狀態
the condition of being all alike in structure, type, or character, with very little variation between the individual parts or members that make up a group.
Amira's village showed striking cultural homogeneity — most families had lived there for generations.
Amira 長大的村莊展現出驚人的文化同質性——多數家庭已在此居住好幾代。
uncountable noun + cultural homogeneity pattern
Dr. Hui's team was surprised by the genetic homogeneity of the remote penguin colony.
Hui 博士的研究團隊對那座偏遠企鵝群落的基因同質性感到驚訝。
homogeneity + of + noun phrase
Faisal argued that too much homogeneity in school curriculums limits students' exposure to different viewpoints.
Faisal 認為學校課程過於同質化會限制學生接觸不同觀點的機會。
As Vietnamese and Brazilian families moved in, the neighbourhood lost its ethnic homogeneity.
隨著越南和巴西家庭遷入,這個社區失去了其種族上的同質性。
Scientists warn that genetic homogeneity makes modern banana crops vulnerable to a single disease.
科學家警告,基因同質性使得現代香蕉作物極易受到單一疾病的侵害。
- uniformity
the most direct synonym, equally formal and used in many of the same contexts
- sameness
less formal and can carry a negative connotation of dullness
- consistency
focuses on the absence of contradiction or change, not necessarily on identical type
- similarity
broader in meaning; does not imply near-identical composition the way homogeneity does
- diversity
the most common everyday opposite, emphasising variety and difference
- heterogeneity
the direct academic antonym, formed from the same Greek roots
文法句型
homogeneity + of + noun phrase
homogeneity + in + noun phrase
homogeneity + among + plural noun
用法筆記
Homogeneity is an uncountable noun and therefore always takes a singular verb. It appears most often in formal, academic, or technical writing, especially in sociology, biology, economics, and linguistics. The opposite concept is heterogeneity.