homebred
adjective
home·bred
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Definition of homebred
: produced at home : indigenous
Examples of homebred in a Sentence
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Their homebred 2-year-old filly Giving Freely won the John Deere California Juvenile on Saturday night, while Conquering Marie won the Grade 2 $211,100 Golden State Derby at 38-1 odds on Sunday. — Los Angeles Times, "Racing! Next year’s dates are set … sort of," 23 Aug. 2019 Katherine Ball's homebred Julerette, a winner of three straight races, will make her Maryland debut as the 2-1 program favorite in the $100,000 Nellie Morse. — baltimoresun.com, "Digest (Jan. 25): Maryland to host walk-on football tryouts," 25 Jan. 2018 Now, many of the same countries that finally found the power to determine their own fate some three decades ago are voluntarily surrendering it to a homebred flavor of suppression. — Yascha Mounk, Slate Magazine, "The Czech Trump," 11 Oct. 2017 Horse racing: Despite a slow break and a surface that had not previously been to his liking, Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Firestone's homebred Special Envoy won the $75,000 Hansel at Laurel Park by 81/4 lengths. — baltimoresun.com, "Digest: Anderson beats Sock, will face Zverev in Citi Open men's final," 5 Aug. 2017 In the Lake George, Patricia Moseley's homebred Proctor's Ledge picked up her first stakes win with a late-running 13/4-length victory over Party Boat. — courant.com, "Regional Digest: Dream It Is, Proctor's Ledge Win At Saratoga," 21 July 2017These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'homebred.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.
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