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Examples of gen in a Sentence
as he has for decades, he gets most of his gen from the BBC over the wireless
Recent Examples of gen from the Web
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There also have been rumors, stoked due to a patent filing in 2014, that this next-gen Ram would have a split-door tailgate, but no center seam is evident on this test truck.
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Fire performance has been improved for this 7th gen model with a quad-core 1.3 GHz processor and 12-hour capacity rechargeable battery.
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Instead, all current-gen Xbox games will come out for both the Xbox One S and and Xbox One X, but with better, high-res graphics and other improvements on the higher-end box.
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Gen Xers were born between 1965 and 1980, and range in age from 52 to 37.
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Vibraphonist Stefon Harris, one of jazz’s next-gen stars, helmed the late afternoon tribute to pioneering vibraphonist Hutcherson.
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Other companies set to unveil next-gen expedition vessels include Silversea, which will refit the Silver Cloud to focus on polar sailings; Norwegian-line Hurtigruten; and Scenic, with its ultra-luxury expedition yacht, the Scenic Eclipse.
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Kim suggests organic gen mai tea, which combines green tea with roasted brown rice tea.
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The next-gen pitmasters gravitate toward choice and even prime grades for beef and pasture-raised heritage hogs for pork.
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Origin and Etymology of gen
perhaps from general information
gen
Definition of gen
1 general
2 genitive
3 genus
Gen
Definition of Gen
Genesis
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geno-
Definition of gen-
1 : offspring : race genocide
2 : genus : kind genotype
Origin and Etymology of gen-
Greek genos birth, race, kind — more at kin
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-gene
Definition of -gen
1 : producer androgen
2 : one that is (so) produced cultigen
Origin and Etymology of -gen
French -gène, from Greek -genēs born; akin to Greek genos birth
Medical Dictionary
gen
Medical Definition of gen
1general
2genus
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