1. having the same or similar form, shape, or structure
Usage: mathematics; biology
2. relating to a mathematical mapping that preserves algebraic structure
Usage: mathematics; technical

Examples

• The two crystal structures are homomorphic despite being composed of different elements.
• In algebra, homomorphic functions preserve the operations between mathematical structures.
• The biologist noted that the two species had homomorphic wing patterns.
• Homomorphic encryption allows computations on encrypted data without decrypting it.
• The homomorphic relationship between the groups was clearly demonstrated.
• These homomorphic transformations maintain the essential properties of the original system.