Definition of millennial
: of or relating to a millennium
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Maybe social media isn’t the death of the millennial generation after all.
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But Arnett was quick to say the stereotyping of the millennial generation has gone too far.
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If businesses fail to enact environmental solutions, the millennial generation will vote with their dollar and take their business elsewhere.
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Dameron, while down on millennial parents, took the time to plug another of his ventures in the note.
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On Tuesday, the Ohio-based, millennial-focused fashion retailer Abercrombie & Fitch will launch a nine-piece menswear collection inspired by John F. Kennedy at its flagship stores and abercrombie.com.
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It's estimated that 75% of millennial parents are currently without life insurance, so don't be one of them.
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Name-watchers said crossovers and more neutral names haven't overtaken the top spots but are more heavily represented in the broader ranking, especially among millennial parents.
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This sort of millennial generation who is self-obsessed and who wants recognition.
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First Known Use of millennial
1664
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All that means is that a Canadian millennial, aged 25 to 31 with a median income of C$38,148 ($29,360), can’t buy very much housing in Toronto.
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Some millennials with broad cultural support to pursue their dreams seem to be under the impression that their fellow taxpayers are somehow obliged to finance those experiences.
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Gardening is also becoming a young person’s hobby, with millennials accounting for 29 percent of the nation’s gardeners, according to the survey.
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The increase was driven primarily by millennials, defined as those born between 1980 and 1999, according to the report’s findings.
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Here are some of the trends—many overlapping, some contradictory—shaping how this generation will spend its golden years, demonstrating that older Americans, like millennials, are far from homogenous.
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Meanwhile, the stock-picking app Robinhood, which is popular with many millennials, recently announced a major foray into cryptocurrency, albeit on the consumer side.
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Even millennials, a generation known for its foodie tastes, are embracing frozen vegetables and meals, which are convenient and less expensive than takeout.
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One may be shifting attitudes about motherhood among millennials, who are in their prime child-bearing years right now.
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First Known Use of millennial
1991
MILLENNIAL Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of millennial for English Language Learners
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: relating to a millennium (a period of a thousand years)
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Definition of millennial for English Language Learners
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: a person who was born in the 1980s or 1990s
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