Generation [noun]
Definition of Generation:
creation, production
Sentence/Example of Generation:
Keep in mind that Gen Z is a tech-savvy audience that’s unlike other generations.
The generation or so after the passage of the Voting Rights, when the Electoral College never made a practical difference in presidential elections, was an exception rather than the rule.
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While the new iPhones are expected soon, Apple is proceeding with a new generation of its mobile operating software, iOS 14, due out Wednesday.
This is the lamp that nearly any person of any generation would like.
Fortune Connect is designed to help the next generation of top leaders prepare for this change.
Younger generations, especially our target audience Gen Z, is always on social media.
Passed down through the generations, the roots of these dishes often run deep.
The resident birds may drill tens of thousands of holes in a single granary over multiple generations.
The memory of him shall not depart away, and his name shall be in request from generation to generation.