Emily Dickinson Lexicon — HET-E-RO-GE-NE'I-TY

Definition for HET-E-RO-GE-NE'I-TY

HET-E-RO-GE'NE-AL, or HET-E-RO-GE'NE-OUS HET-E-RO-GE'NE-OUS-NESS

HET-E-RO-GE-NE'I-TY, n.

Opposition of nature; contrariety or dissimilitude of qualities. [Ill formed.]
Dissimilar part; something of a different kind. Boyle.

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