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homegrown
[ hohm-grohn ]
Word History and Origins
Origin of homegrown1
Example Sentences
A homegrown star rose; the NBA’s all-time leading scorer moved one step closer to his last basket.
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.
How refreshing it was Wednesday to turn to a homegrown solution, albeit one who has endured his own litany of injuries.
“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.
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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