Pronunciation: /ˌhɛtəroʊˈdʒiniəs/
noun a group or mixture of diverse elements or individuals
A1 The teacher explained that a heterogeneous is a mixture of different things.
A2 In science class, we learned about the concept of a heterogeneous and how it relates to diversity.
B1 The research team studied the effects of introducing a heterogeneous into the ecosystem.
B2 The company's success can be attributed to its ability to embrace a heterogeneous of ideas and perspectives.
C1 The artist's latest collection explores the theme of a heterogeneous in society.
C2 The conference focused on the importance of embracing a heterogeneous in order to drive innovation and progress.
adjective composed of diverse or different elements
A1 The classroom was filled with a heterogeneous group of students.
A2 The team was made up of a heterogeneous mix of experienced and new members.
B1 The city's population is highly heterogeneous, with people from all walks of life.
B2 The company prides itself on its heterogeneous workforce, valuing diversity and inclusion.
C1 The research findings revealed a heterogeneous range of responses among participants.
C2 The art exhibition showcased a heterogeneous collection of styles and mediums.
formal The research team analyzed the heterogeneous data to draw meaningful conclusions.
informal The group of students in the class was very heterogeneous, coming from different backgrounds and experiences.
slang The party last night was so much fun, there was a really heterogeneous crowd there.
figurative The artist used a heterogeneous mix of colors and textures in her painting to create a unique masterpiece.
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