homegrown
homegrown
Definition
home·grown (hōm′grōn′)
adjective
- grown at home or for local consumption: said of fruits and vegetables
- produced, developed, or appearing within a given area; native homegrown musical talent
homegrown
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- talent: Harper claimed he had no interest in staying at Arsenal where the staff ignored homegrown talent in favor of foreign signings.
- apple: Friends of the Earth now annually highlights the plight of UK apple farmers, saying that retailers need to start supporting homegrown apples more.
- terrorist: Homegrown Islamic terrorists have declared war on the country of their birth.
- vegetable: There are very few people who cannot cultivate at least a few homegrown vegetables or fruit.
- player: Our ultimate aim is to have 50 % of the first team squad made up of homegrown players who came through the Academy.
- produce: Homemade bread and jams are a specialty and homegrown produce is used whenever possible.
Modifying Another Word
- mostly: Almiro has been most selective on your behalf; choosing to display mostly homegrown artistic talent for you.
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