heterogeneousness

Examples

• All

• The scientist emphasized the heterogeneousness of the experimental samples, which may affect the results.

• In literature, the heterogeneousness of themes and styles often enhances the appeal of an anthology.

• The heterogeneousness of the group made discussions very interesting.

• In science, heterogeneousness can lead to varied results.

• The heterogeneousness of the city's population brings a rich variety of cultures and traditions.

• The heterogeneousness of the group made discussions very interesting.

• In science, heterogeneousness can lead to varied results.

Synonyms

V

variety

vsheterogeneousness

582 1.3

A group of different kinds of things

means differences in character or content rather than only an assortment

D

diversity

vsheterogeneousness

348 3.5

A range of different people or things

is the longer, less usual form for that same idea

R

range

vsheterogeneousness

276 2.0

A set of different things of the same kind

means differences in character or content rather than only span within one kind

M

multiplicity

vsheterogeneousness

10 7.0

A large number of different things in one group

refers to differences in character or content rather than just sheer number

H

heterogeneity

vsheterogeneousness

5 8.4

The presence of different kinds of things or people in a group

is the less common variant of the same concept in wording

M

multidimensionality

vsheterogeneousness

1 8.7

A quality of something that has many different parts or sides

is about differences in content or character, not only multiple perspectives

D

diverseness

vsheterogeneousness

6.1

A state of having many different kinds of people or things in a group

is the more formal alternative wording for the same quality

V

variousness

vsheterogeneousness

5.3

The state of having many different kinds of people or things

focuses on differences in character or content rather than simple count

V

variedness

vsheterogeneousness

6.3

A state with many different kinds of things

focuses on differences in character or content rather than only change

M

manifolding

vsheterogeneousness

8.3

Having many different kinds or parts

focuses on differences in character or content rather than simple plurality

M

multiformity

vsheterogeneousness

7.7

A situation where something has many different forms or types

covers differences in character or content beyond just physical forms

C

chimerism

vsheterogeneousness

9.6

A mix of different styles, ideas, or cultures

describes presence of different elements rather than a fused blend

D

disparateness

vsheterogeneousness

9.2

A big difference between things that are not similar

covers varied elements that need not be totally unlike each other

Antonyms

H

homogeneousness

8.1

The state of having parts that are all the same

How Diverse

heterogeneousness

8.9

diversity

348 3.5

variety

582 1.3

mixture

• Specialized

55 3.5

homogeneity

6 7.6

uniformity

• Specialized

18 4.6

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology