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homegrown

[ hohm-grohn ]

adjective

  1. grown grown or produced at home or in a particular region for local consumption:

    homegrown tomatoes.

  2. native to, characteristic of, or developed in a particular region:

    the music of our own homegrown musicians; a community known for its homegrown hospitality; America’s homegrown terrorists.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of homegrown1

First recorded in 1635–45; home + grown
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A homegrown star rose; the NBA’s all-time leading scorer moved one step closer to his last basket.

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The Blues have sold on more than 40 homegrown players in the past decade, and have made £315m from selling academy-developed talent in the last four seasons alone - £100m more than Manchester City.

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How refreshing it was Wednesday to turn to a homegrown solution, albeit one who has endured his own litany of injuries.

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“There is a profoundly changed and heightened threat if the U.S. can no longer rely on its own premier, ‘homegrown’ climate forecasts for strategic and operational decisions.

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His pledge to cut prices, pare back government regulation and boost homegrown industry was a pro-business message warmly welcomed on Wall Street and by many working Americans.

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