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  1. generation

    Synonyms:
    age, period, era, epoch, lifetime, offspring, stock, race, origination, breed, progeny, formation

    Antonyms:
    perpetuity, eternity, immortality

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  1. coevals, contemporaries, generationnoun

    all the people living at the same time or of approximately the same age

    Synonyms:
    coevals, contemporaries, genesis, multiplication, propagation

  2. generationnoun

    group of genetically related organisms constituting a single step in the line of descent

    Synonyms:
    genesis, coevals, contemporaries, multiplication, propagation

  3. generationnoun

    the normal time between successive generations

    «they had to wait a generation for that prejudice to fade»

    Synonyms:
    genesis, coevals, contemporaries, multiplication, propagation

  4. generationnoun

    a stage of technological development or innovation

    «the third generation of computers»

    Synonyms:
    genesis, coevals, contemporaries, multiplication, propagation

  5. genesis, generationnoun

    a coming into being

    Synonyms:
    coevals, contemporaries, genesis, multiplication, propagation

  6. generationnoun

    the production of heat or electricity

    «dams were built for the generation of electricity»

    Synonyms:
    genesis, coevals, contemporaries, multiplication, propagation

  7. generation, multiplication, propagationnoun

    the act of producing offspring or multiplying by such production

    Synonyms:
    genesis, multiplication, times, contemporaries, extension, propagation, coevals

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    • Biological Group
    • Phase
    • Production
    • Reproduction
    • Time Period

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  1. List of paraphrases for «generation»:

    generating, production, generations, gen, génération, generate, gil, jill, creation, jil, jel, output, breed

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  1. Police Commissioner William J. Bratton:

    Three generations of police in this family. And now the latest generation served here with us in the New York City Police Department, and tonight, he did what every other officer in the NYPD does. When the call comes, he runs toward danger. It’s the last time he will respond to that call.

  2. Drew Becher:

    Introducing that new generation, that younger generation to the flower show is something that we want to do.

  3. Ferdinand Porsche:

    We as a family are responsible for Volkswagen, in this matter, our families, regardless of what generation, are absolutely unanimous.

  4. Daniel Ahmad:

    With a next generation of console gaming on the horizon, Sony will look to showcase titles that take advantage of PS5 features. Sony will need to prove that ray tracing, 3D audio and the new SSD will provide a true next-gen experience for consumers.

  5. America President Cecil Roberts:

    I propose we embark on a program of building next-generation power plants here in West Virginia, co-fired by coal and natural gas that will meet whatever EPA emissions limits for new sources may survive after the litigation process is concluded.


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  • جيلArabic
  • быуынBashkir
  • пакаленнеBelarusian
  • поколениеBulgarian
  • produkce, pokolení, generace, generováníCzech
  • generation, slægtledDanish
  • GenerationGerman
  • dzidzimeEwe
  • γενιάGreek
  • generacioEsperanto
  • generaciónSpanish
  • نسلPersian
  • tuottaminen, jälkikasvu, kehittäminen, suku, lisääntyminen, sukupolvi, jälkeläisetFinnish
  • ættarliður, ættarliðFaroese
  • création, générationFrench
  • linn, ginealach, glùnScottish Gaelic
  • xeraciónGalician
  • generáció, emberöltő, nemzedék, nemzésHungarian
  • սերունդ, ծնունդ, ծնում, գեներացիա, ստեղծումArmenian
  • generazioneItalian
  • דורHebrew
  • 世代Japanese
  • paaudzeLatvian
  • generasjonNorwegian
  • generatieDutch
  • generasjonNorwegian Nynorsk
  • pokolenie, wytwarzanie, generowaniePolish
  • linhagem, geraçãoPortuguese
  • generare, generațieRomanian
  • потомство, род, поколение, формирование, генерирование, созданиеRussian
  • generacija, pokolenje, поколење, покољење, генерација, pokoljenjeSerbo-Croatian
  • pokolenieSlovak
  • generationSwedish
  • поколінняUkrainian
  • ahivaedje, djermêye, fôrmaedje, djeneråcionWalloon
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Синонимы к слову generation

    • age band
    • age bracket
    • age group
    • cohort
    • creation
    • initiation
    • invention
    • making
    • origination
    • production

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    • Лексическое значение call to mind
    • Словарь значения слов bring to mind
    • Грамматическое значение conjure up
    • Значение слова presages
    • Прямое и переносное значение слова presaged
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    • Синоним к слову accepts
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  • bearing
  • breeding
  • formation
  • genesis
  • origination
  • procreation
  • propagation
  • reproduction
  • begetting
  • bringing forth
  • engenderment
  • fructifying
  • multiplying
  • spawning
  • breed
  • crop
  • time
  • aeon
  • contemporaries
  • day
  • days
  • eon
  • epoch
  • peers
  • period
  • rank
  • span
  • step
  • times

On this page you’ll find 57 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to generation, such as: bearing, breeding, formation, genesis, origination, and procreation.

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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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WORDS RELATED TO GENERATION

  • aeon
  • blue moon
  • century
  • date
  • day
  • duration
  • epoch
  • era
  • generation
  • interim
  • interval
  • life
  • lifetime
  • millennium
  • span
  • antecedent
  • birth
  • conception
  • egg
  • embryo
  • font
  • fount
  • fountain
  • fountainhead
  • generation
  • genesis
  • germ
  • heart
  • principle
  • resource
  • root
  • seed
  • stem
  • well
  • conception
  • constitution
  • establishment
  • formation
  • formulation
  • foundation
  • generation
  • genesis
  • imagination
  • inception
  • institution
  • laying down
  • making
  • nascency
  • nativity
  • origination
  • procreation
  • production
  • setting up
  • siring
  • achievements
  • brainchilds
  • chef-d’oeuvres
  • concepts
  • handiwork
  • magnum opuses
  • opera
  • pieces
  • pièce de résistances
  • productions
  • work of genius
  • works
  • age
  • century
  • course
  • day
  • duration
  • epoch
  • era
  • generation
  • hour
  • juncture
  • moment
  • period
  • quarter
  • reign
  • span
  • spell
  • stage
  • term
  • time
  • while
  • year
  • age
  • ascendancy
  • cycle
  • epoch
  • generation
  • height
  • heyday
  • period
  • prime
  • term
  • time
  • years
  • zenith

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554 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ d͡ʒˌɛnəɹˈe͡ɪʃən], [ d‍ʒˌɛnəɹˈe‍ɪʃən], [ dʒ_ˌɛ_n_ə_ɹ_ˈeɪ_ʃ_ə_n]

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  • n.

    • the younger generation.

    • bearing,
    • clansman,
    • blood,
    • breeding,
    • black sheep,
    • Spawning,
    • blood relation,
    • clanswoman,
    • dependent,
    • elder,
    • charge,
    • eldest,
    • the elder.

    • category,
    • kind,
    • classification,
    • cross-section,
    • class,
    • type,
    • crop,
    • peer group,
    • rank,
    • sort,
    • grouping,
    • taxonomy,
    • variety.

    • span.

    • means of production.

    act (noun)

    • generation.

    age (noun)

    • lifetime,
    • duration,
    • epoch,
    • eon,
    • longevity.

    beginning (noun)

    • roots,
    • germs.

    cause (noun)

    • effectuation,
    • cause,
    • compunction,
    • elicitation,
    • motivator,
    • origination,
    • inspiration,
    • evocation,
    • force,
    • action,
    • basis,
    • factor,
    • root,
    • motive,
    • grounds,
    • mainspring,
    • compulsion,
    • drive,
    • execution,
    • provocation,
    • enforcement,
    • stimulus,
    • determinant,
    • source.

    coevals (noun)

    • coevals.

    contemporaries (noun)

    • contemporaries.

    creation (noun)

    • invention,
    • conception,
    • establishment,
    • formulation.

    creation, production (noun)

    • bringing forth,
    • Begetting,
    • Fructifying,
    • Multiplying.

    day (noun)

    • height.

    era; age group (noun)

    • breed,
    • days,
    • peers,
    • step,
    • aeon,
    • times.

    formation (noun)

    • de-signs,
    • dis positions,
    • de-sign,
    • de-posit,
    • de-posits,
    • dis position,
    • dis-position,
    • dis-positions,
    • de posits,
    • de posit,
    • de sign,
    • de signs.

    genealogy (noun)

    • de-scent,
    • de scent,
    • geneticses,
    • ex tractions,
    • Stemmata,
    • ex-traction,
    • pro geniture,
    • de scents,
    • pro-genitures,
    • blood lines,
    • ex-tractions,
    • pro-geniture,
    • progenitures,
    • pro genitures,
    • de-scents.

    generation (noun)

    • multiplication.

    genesis (noun)

    • out-sets,
    • engenderings,
    • out sets,
    • out set,
    • out-set.

    life (noun)

    • pilgrimage.

    nature (noun)

    • out doors,
    • out-doors,
    • natural histories,
    • uni verse,
    • megacosms,
    • uni-verse.

    offspring (noun)

    • chip old block,
    • chip old blocks,
    • pro-duces,
    • pro duce,
    • chip off old blocks,
    • pro duces.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • creation,
    • biological group,
    • era,
    • Stirps,
    • oldness,
    • phase,
    • beginning,
    • lastingness,
    • landscape,
    • nature,
    • chronology,
    • Progeniture,
    • day,
    • age group,
    • forest,
    • month,
    • time,
    • life,
    • formings,
    • chip off old block,
    • natural history,
    • date,
    • formation,
    • pup,
    • blood line,
    • year,
    • stirpes,
    • genesis,
    • seascape,
    • crystallization,
    • time period,
    • people,
    • week,
    • Crystallizations,
    • lifespans,
    • months,
    • many a moon,
    • production,
    • period,
    • hours,
    • Wines,
    • PUPS,
    • Grapes,
    • lifespan,
    • stemma,
    • age,
    • vintage,
    • stage,
    • reproduction,
    • offspring,
    • origin,
    • history,
    • evolution,
    • years,
    • proliferation,
    • hour,
    • Chronologies,
    • humankind,
    • procreation,
    • seascapes,
    • engenderment,
    • scion,
    • grape,
    • Megacosm,
    • genetics,
    • turned into,
    • weeks,
    • facts of life,
    • propagation,
    • period of time,
    • wine,
    • impregnation,
    • genealogy.

    point of time (noun)

    • microsecond,
    • century,
    • millisecond,
    • semester,
    • minute,
    • term,
    • millennium,
    • second,
    • decade.

    procreation (noun)

    • begettings,
    • be getting,
    • impregnations,
    • pro-creations,
    • pro creations,
    • pro creation,
    • engenderments,
    • pro-creation,
    • be-getting.

    production (noun)

    • construction,
    • development,
    • manufacture,
    • fabrication,
    • building,
    • making.

    reproduction (noun)

    • pic,
    • reprintings,
    • transcriptions,
    • Photostats,
    • look-alike,
    • STATS,
    • re-enactment,
    • mimeo,
    • pix,
    • offprints,
    • REPRO,
    • STAT,
    • lookalike,
    • re-creation,
    • mimeograph,
    • transcription,
    • Reenactment,
    • flimsies,
    • reenactments,
    • reprinting,
    • re-creations,
    • Xray,
    • offprint,
    • look alike,
    • photo copy,
    • PICS,
    • mimeographs.

    sex (noun)

    • coition,
    • birds and the bees.

    years (noun)

    • oldnesses.
  • Other synonyms:

    • brand name,
    • Heavy Industry,
    • outpouring,
    • producer goods,
    • Manufacturing,
    • generation X,
    • brand leader,
    • overproduction,
    • generational,
    • mass production,
    • boomer,
    • baby boomer,
    • Generation Y,
    • the Beat Generation,
    • the generation gap,
    • intergenerational,
    • soft commodities,
    • tester,
    • end product.

    • fertilization,
    • widget,
    • prototype,
    • market leader,
    • commodity,
    • soft goods,
    • series,
    • byproduct.

    • brand.

    • suite,
    • derivative,
    • lineup,
    • product.

    • industry.

    • model.

    • unit.

    • make.

    • line.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • ensuing,
    • heredity,
    • archigenesis,
    • sprout,
    • Generating,
    • issue,
    • leakage,
    • midwifery,
    • sex,
    • obstetrics,
    • Siring,
    • Bantling,
    • undoubtedly,
    • sept,
    • annus magnus,
    • emerge,
    • precisely,
    • leaking,
    • strain,
    • dropping,
    • Secreting,
    • solid,
    • ephemeral,
    • draining,
    • eat,
    • capable,
    • human species,
    • construct,
    • sisterhood,
    • Discharging,
    • surely,
    • heterogenesis,
    • making do,
    • child,
    • merogenesis,
    • Pangenesis,
    • exudation,
    • period of existence,
    • Xenogamy,
    • grow,
    • effective,
    • germination,
    • lunation,
    • opus,
    • brotherhood,
    • off-shoot,
    • assimilation,
    • seed,
    • able,
    • fleeting,
    • ingenious,
    • replace,
    • reproduce,
    • transitory,
    • flesh,
    • move forward,
    • orthogenesis,
    • extravasate,
    • Family,
    • actually,
    • amplify,
    • indiction,
    • positively,
    • fecundation,
    • help,
    • ramification,
    • repeat,
    • transudation,
    • Archebiosis,
    • momentary,
    • all right,
    • collective noun,
    • xenogenesis,
    • side,
    • excreta,
    • shoot,
    • parturition,
    • posterity,
    • securely,
    • heir presumptive,
    • discharge,
    • oeuvre,
    • Generations,
    • turn,
    • drop,
    • cautious,
    • excretion,
    • travail,
    • be current,
    • definitely,
    • authorship,
    • start,
    • make progress,
    • sober,
    • enlist,
    • clan,
    • mortality,
    • heir apparent,
    • provident,
    • delivery,
    • develop,
    • eumerogenesis,
    • excreting,
    • considerate,
    • confidently,
    • descendant,
    • Book of Genesis,
    • sprit,
    • coinage,
    • cycle,
    • commensurate,
    • emission,
    • seepage,
    • running,
    • prudent,
    • confinement,
    • Histogenesis,
    • plumule,
    • prepared,
    • heir,
    • necessarily,
    • humanity,
    • race,
    • watchful,
    • house,
    • Heterogamy,
    • accumulation,
    • concoction,
    • initiation,
    • escape,
    • Engendering,
    • competent,
    • contrivance,
    • human kind,
    • improve,
    • mintage,
    • transudate,
    • certainly,
    • moon,
    • following,
    • sufficient,
    • become,
    • growth,
    • descent,
    • stock,
    • continuation,
    • waxing,
    • heal,
    • Acrospire,
    • monogenesis,
    • dripping,
    • works,
    • metagenesis,
    • Epigenesis,
    • publication,
    • digenesis,
    • off-set,
    • Emanating,
    • Cousinhood,
    • human race,
    • vipers,
    • ameliorate,
    • man,
    • take place of,
    • dexterous,
    • birth,
    • clever,
    • absolutely,
    • consummate,
    • gemination,
    • augment,
    • quarter,
    • biogenesis,
    • go on foot,
    • blastogenesis,
    • temporary,
    • devour,
    • abiogenesis,
    • trickle,
    • biogenetic,
    • inception,
    • Forming,
    • stand,
    • school days,
    • prime of life,
    • shape,
    • isogenesis,
    • consequent,
    • archegenesis,
    • labor,
    • inbreeding,
    • son,
    • extraction,
    • enter,
    • truly,
    • dysmerogenesis,
    • assuredly,
    • drip,
    • come into existence,
    • endogamy,
    • expand,
    • materialization,
    • branch,
    • heiress,
    • dribbling,
    • olive branch,
    • drain,
    • dissogeny,
    • harvest,
    • human nature,
    • flower of life,
    • emend,
    • create,
    • Contriving,
    • seeping,
    • linebreeding,
    • restore,
    • release,
    • childbirth,
    • expert,
    • maturation,
    • adequate,
    • leak,
    • great year,
    • devising,
    • nation,
    • gestation,
    • oogenesis,
    • hatching,
    • Homogenesis,
    • constitute,
    • fraternity,
    • appearance,
    • amount of time,
    • enlarge,
    • spontaneous generation,
    • proficient,
    • Progeneration,
    • come,
    • institution,
    • Trickling,
    • Fathering,
    • mankind,
    • extravasation,
    • clearly,
    • secretion,
    • oozing,
    • parthenogenesis,
    • albumen,
    • politic,
    • emanation,
    • adept,
    • improvisation,
    • extension,
    • Quinquennium,
    • crossbreeding,
    • tribe,
    • emitting,
    • Entelechy,
    • Geniture,
    • heyday of youth,
    • daughter,
    • accouchement,
    • lineage,
    • outbreeding,
    • apt.

How to use «Generation» in context?

The word «generation» has multiple meanings in different contexts. In sociology, a generation is a group of individuals who were born within the same years. In the case of this article, a generation is a group of people who were born after the 1964 American Civil Rights Movement. The civil rights movement was a time when many social changes happened, and this includes the passage of legislation that helped improve race relations in the United States.

These days, there is a generation of people who were born after the civil rights movement. This generation has never known a time when race wasn’t an important part of American society.

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  • Forward Entailment

    • Proper noun, singular
      creation.
  • Reverse Entailment

    • Noun, singular or mass
      new-generation.
  • Independent

    • Proper noun, plural
      Activities.
    • Proper noun, singular
      data, generate, Children, Producing, departments.
    • Noun, plural
      goods, Commodities, Producing, Studios, Coins, Filings, Films, Oils, Plants, crops, catches, yields, inputs, holdings, technicians, volumes, moulds, growers, filmmakers.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      apparition, collection, elaboration, formulation, generate, mobilization, multiplication, propagation, rendition, reproduction, vintage, Producing.
    • Verb, past participle
      based.
    • Verb, 3rd person singular present
      manufactures.
    • Verb, base form
      generate, Generating.
  • Other Related

    • Proper noun, singular
      gen, Generating.
    • Noun, plural
      productions, produces.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      creation, gathering, gen, offspring, ration, Generating.
    • Verb, 3rd person singular present
      Producing, produces.

Hyponym for Generation:

  • n.

    • act
      production.
    • group
      biological group.
    • time
      time period, period of time, stage, phase, period.

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Synonyms:
accommodate,
adapt,
adjust,
alter,
alternate,
commute,
convert,
diminish,
diverge,
diversify.

Nearby words

  • generates
  • Generating
  • generating plant
  • generating station
  • generating stations
  • Generation
  • G
  • g clef
  • g factor
  • g factors
  • G Force

Resources

  • GENERATION synonyms at Thesaurus.com
  • GENERATION synonyms and antonyms — Merriam-Webster dictionary
  • Powerthesaurus.org
    — GENERATION synonyms
  • Collins Dictionary — synonyms of GENERATION
  • YourDictionary
    — another words for GENERATION

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