1. consisting of parts or elements that are very different from each other

Examples

• The city has a heterogeneous population with people from many different cultures.
• The committee was heterogeneous, including members from various professional backgrounds.
• Scientists studied the heterogeneous mixture of chemicals in the solution.
• The classroom contained a heterogeneous group of students with different learning styles.
• The neighborhood is heterogeneous, with both old Victorian houses and modern apartments.
• The data set was heterogeneous, making it difficult to draw simple conclusions.