general-purpose |
having many uses; useful in a general way. |
generalship |
skill in leading a large military force, esp. in wartime. [2 definitions] |
general staff |
a group of officers who assist a high commander in planning and supervising military operations. |
general store |
a small retail store that sells a wide range of merchandise but is not divided into departments. |
general strike |
a strike by the entire labor force of an industry, country, or the like. |
generate |
to cause to be brought into being. [2 definitions] |
generation |
the entire body of people who were born at roughly the same time. [5 definitions] |
generation gap |
the lack of understanding or alienation that exist between members of one generation and the next as a result of differing attitudes, experiences, values, and fashions, as well as the difference in age. |
Generation X |
the generation following the post-WWII baby boom, esp. those born in the U.S. and Canada in the 1960s and 1970s. |
generative |
of or pertaining to the production of offspring; procreative. [2 definitions] |
generative grammar |
a grammar system in which a limited, fixed set of rules can generate or describe an infinitely large variety of sentences in a language. |
generator |
someone or something that generates. [3 definitions] |
generatrix |
a point, line, or plane that generates a geometric figure when set in motion, such as a line that generates a plane. |
generic |
of, concerning, or applying to all elements of a particular class. [4 definitions] |
generosity |
willing readiness to give. [3 definitions] |
generous |
willing to give or share, or giving more than necessary; unselfish. [4 definitions] |
-genesis |
production; origin. |
genesis |
the beginning or origin of something. [2 definitions] |
genet |
any of several carnivorous mammals related to the civet, with yellowish or grayish fur, dark spots, and a long ringed tail. [2 definitions] |
genetic |
of or concerning the science of heredity. [3 definitions] |
genetically |
through the genes; in accordance with genetic makeup [3 definitions] |