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Definition of home-bred in English: home-bredadjective Reared at home or in one's own country. Example sentencesExamples - His brilliant, homebred filly Attraction, who was guided through various physical problems by trainer Mark Johnston, retained her unbeaten record in the 1000 Guineas.
- Scotland's lack of a filmmaking infrastructure means erratic grabs for spare cash, no real control over production, and a slippery grip on any home-bred talent.
- Their cattle champion was the home-bred Limousin heifer, Mystique - the animal catching the judge's eye from the start of the show.
- It must be a big wrench for him and the supporters to have a home-bred player leave the club.
- Shining light in the sheep section was Hannah Stenton of Thornton Dale, Pickering with a home-bred Blue Faced Leicester ewe.
- The Duke of Roxburghe's homebred filly made mincemeat of her opponents in the Coronation Stakes, making it eight wins from eight starts.
- In assessing Glasgow Rugby's impending season, none of the imports is nearly as important as one home-bred Scot.
- Just when you thought there was little else to invent in the world, scores of boffins in the south have proved there is plenty of homebred ingenuity out there.
- The first professional racquet match of any importance between home-bred talent was played yesterday afternoon in the court of the Racquet and Tennis Club.
- Marius is a home-bred Romanian forestry worker, not a foreign-trained biologist, and his attitude is complexly grounded in local realities.
- Pembrokeshire's first-ever home-bred reindeer has been leading a baby boom at a county tourist attraction.
- All our beef and lamb is home-bred and reared naturally on grass using traditional Dales farming methods.
- Traditionalists may say that Yorkshire should give the job to a home-bred cricketer but the options are simply not there.
- Among their horses is a home-bred yearling, which, Ronnie says, they have promised will be sensational.
- The proposals could involve teams having at least four homebred players and four home nation players in the 18-man matchday squad.
- True to his ambition of having as many home-bred players in his squad as is feasible, the manager was delighted at being able to give five young players their first run.
- This advice follows a specific episode last Autumn where antibodies to the EVA virus were identified in a number of homebred unvaccinated equines.
- Glen and John also took the red rosette in the mare and foal section with Brows Marie and her ten-week-old home-bred foal Burlington Park Naomi.
- In 1904, the first home-bred, truly American domestic shorthair to be registered was a male smoke named Buster Brown, which also belonged to Miss Cathcart.
- In the 1970s men of rank travelled regularly as far as Santo to obtain tusked boars for their rituals although since Independence in 1980, there has been a resurgence of home-bred tusked boars.
Synonyms native, indigenous, home-grown, aboriginal
Definition of home-bred in US English: home-bredadjective 1Bred or raised at home. Example sentencesExamples - All our beef and lamb is home-bred and reared naturally on grass using traditional Dales farming methods.
- Their cattle champion was the home-bred Limousin heifer, Mystique - the animal catching the judge's eye from the start of the show.
- Scotland's lack of a filmmaking infrastructure means erratic grabs for spare cash, no real control over production, and a slippery grip on any home-bred talent.
- Shining light in the sheep section was Hannah Stenton of Thornton Dale, Pickering with a home-bred Blue Faced Leicester ewe.
- In 1904, the first home-bred, truly American domestic shorthair to be registered was a male smoke named Buster Brown, which also belonged to Miss Cathcart.
- True to his ambition of having as many home-bred players in his squad as is feasible, the manager was delighted at being able to give five young players their first run.
- His brilliant, homebred filly Attraction, who was guided through various physical problems by trainer Mark Johnston, retained her unbeaten record in the 1000 Guineas.
- Just when you thought there was little else to invent in the world, scores of boffins in the south have proved there is plenty of homebred ingenuity out there.
- The Duke of Roxburghe's homebred filly made mincemeat of her opponents in the Coronation Stakes, making it eight wins from eight starts.
- Pembrokeshire's first-ever home-bred reindeer has been leading a baby boom at a county tourist attraction.
- Among their horses is a home-bred yearling, which, Ronnie says, they have promised will be sensational.
- In assessing Glasgow Rugby's impending season, none of the imports is nearly as important as one home-bred Scot.
- This advice follows a specific episode last Autumn where antibodies to the EVA virus were identified in a number of homebred unvaccinated equines.
- Traditionalists may say that Yorkshire should give the job to a home-bred cricketer but the options are simply not there.
- Marius is a home-bred Romanian forestry worker, not a foreign-trained biologist, and his attitude is complexly grounded in local realities.
- It must be a big wrench for him and the supporters to have a home-bred player leave the club.
- In the 1970s men of rank travelled regularly as far as Santo to obtain tusked boars for their rituals although since Independence in 1980, there has been a resurgence of home-bred tusked boars.
- The first professional racquet match of any importance between home-bred talent was played yesterday afternoon in the court of the Racquet and Tennis Club.
- The proposals could involve teams having at least four homebred players and four home nation players in the 18-man matchday squad.
- Glen and John also took the red rosette in the mare and foal section with Brows Marie and her ten-week-old home-bred foal Burlington Park Naomi.
Synonyms native, indigenous, home-grown, aboriginal - 1.1 Lacking in worldly experience; unsophisticated.
Example sentencesExamples - Had Ellis Bell been a lady or a gentleman accustomed to what is called 'the world,' her view of a remote and unreclaimed region, as well as of the dwellers therein, would have differed greatly from that actually taken by the home-bred country girl.
- "The constitution is plain and intelligible, and is meant for the home-bred, unsophisticated understandings of our fellow-citizens."
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