homophylic (Meaning)
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homophylic (a.)
Relating to homophily.
Synonyms & Antonyms of homophylic
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homophylic Sentence Examples
- Homophylic interactions occur when individuals of similar characteristics prefer to associate with others of the same type.
- Birds of a feather flock together, demonstrating the homophylic tendency in social behavior.
- Social networks exhibit homophyly, where people connect with others who share similar interests or values.
- Friendship groups often form homophylically, based on shared experiences or social status.
- Homophyly can lead to the formation of social cliques or subcultures within larger populations.
- Research suggests that homophyly can influence political preferences and voting patterns.
- In the workplace, homophylic tendencies can result in the formation of workgroups that share similar skills or perspectives.
- Online communities often display homophylic clustering, as users connect with individuals who share similar interests or identities.
- Social media algorithms can reinforce homophyly by suggesting connections or content that aligns with a user's existing network.
- Homophyly can have both positive and negative effects on social cohesion and individual well-being.
FAQs About the word homophylic
Relating to homophily.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Homophylic interactions occur when individuals of similar characteristics prefer to associate with others of the same type.
Birds of a feather flock together, demonstrating the homophylic tendency in social behavior.
Social networks exhibit homophyly, where people connect with others who share similar interests or values.
Friendship groups often form homophylically, based on shared experiences or social status.
