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Tag Archives: New Oxford
Homogeneous vs. homogenous
Watch out: if you ever find yourself writing homogenous, you probably mean homogeneous. According to the New Oxford American Dictionary: Homogeneous: “of the same kind, alike … consisting of parts all of the same kind.” Homogenous: “an old fashioned term … Continue reading
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Tagged Distinctions, New Oxford, Oxford American Dictionary, Relative Position
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