The Collaborative International Dictionary
Homocentric \Ho`mo*cen"tric\, a. [Gr. ?: ? the same + ? center: cf. F. homocentrique.] Having the same center.
Wiktionary
a. 1 Having an identical centre. 2 Focused on human beings; anthropocentric. 3 Having a homosexual bias or basis.
WordNet
adj. having a common center; "concentric rings" [syn: concentric, concentrical] [ant: eccentric]
Usage examples of "homocentric".
Their belief system was called Hestonism, a homocentric faith with a god who looked and acted like the best among them, fair minded and honorable and masculine in his approach to problems.
President Roosevelt and John Burroughs, in advancing such a view, are homocentric in the same fashion that the scholastics of earlier and darker centuries were homocentric.
Your intelligence tells you that such a process is not abstract reasoning, and your homocentric thesis compels you to conclude that it can be only a mechanical, instinctive process.