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/hɒmədʒiːnɪəs ˈsɒsɪəti/ · hom-o-gene-ous so-ci-e-ty
noun
- A society in which the members share a common culture, language, or set of values. The researcher studied the homogeneous society of a small village in rural Japan, where everyone spoke the same dialect and shared a similar way of life.
- A society in which the members are similar in terms of their socioeconomic status, education, or occupation. The city's homogeneous society made it difficult for outsiders to integrate into the community, as everyone seemed to know each other and share similar backgrounds.
adjective
- Characterized by a uniform or consistent quality, such as culture or language. The homogeneous society of the island nation made it an attractive destination for tourists seeking a unique cultural experience.
Did you know? The concept of a homogeneous society has been used in science fiction to describe idealized communities, such as in the novel 'Brave New World' by Aldous Huxley, where the society is designed to be perfectly uniform and efficient.