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Definition of generation
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of generation is as below...
Generation
(n.)
Origination
by some
process,
mathematical,
chemical,
or
vital;
production;
formation;
as, the
generation
of
sounds,
of
gases,
of
curves,
etc..
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Engendrure
::
Engendrure
(n.) The act of
generation.
Atheroma
::
Atheroma
(n.) A
disease
characterized
by
thickening
and fatty
degeneration
of the inner coat of the
arteries.
Pudic
::
Pudic (a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
external
organs
of
generation.
Traducianism
::
Traducianism
(n.) The
doctrine
that human souls are
produced
by the act of
generation;
--
opposed
to
creationism,
and
infusionism..
Unregeneration
::
Unregeneration
(n.)
Unregeneracy.
Regenerative
::
Regenerative
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
regeneration;
tending
to
regenerate;
as,
regenerative
influences..
Gemmule
::
Gemmule
(n.) A bud
produced
in
generation
by
gemmation.
Homogenesis
::
Homogenesis
(n.) That
method
of
reproduction
in which the
successive
generations
are
alike,
the
offspring,
either
animal
or
plant,
running
through
the same cycle of
existence
as the
parent;
gamogenesis;
--
opposed
to
heterogenesis..
Heterogenist
::
Heterogenist
(n.) One who
believes
in the
theory
of
spontaneous
generation,
or
heterogenesis..
Procreation
::
Procreation
(n.) The act of
begetting;
generation
and
production
of
young.
Stem
::
Stem (n.) The stock of a
family;
a race or
generation
of
progenitors.
Posterity
::
Posterity
(n.)
Succeeding
generations;
future
times.
Degeneration
::
Degeneration
(n.) A
gradual
deterioration,
from
natural
causes,
of any class of
animals
or
plants
or any
particular
organ or
organs;
hereditary
degradation
of
type..
Wallerian Degeneration
::
Wallerian
degeneration
() A form of
degeneration
occurring
in nerve
fibers
as a
result
of their
division;
-- so
called
from Dr.
Waller,
who
published
an
account
of it in
1850..
Posterity
::
Posterity
(n.) The race that
proceeds
from a
progenitor;
offspring
to the
furthest
generation;
the
aggregate
number
of
persons
who are
descended
from an
ancestor
of a
generation;
descendants;
--
contrasted
with
ancestry;
as, the
posterity
of
Abraham..
Regeneration
::
Regeneration
(n.) The union of parts which have been
severed,
so that they
become
anatomically
perfect;
as, the
regeneration
of a
nerve..
Propagable
::
Propagable
(a.)
Capable
of being
propagated,
or of being
continued
or
multiplied
by
natural
generation
or
production..
Perigenesis
::
Perigenesis
(n.) A
theory
which
explains
inheritance
by the
transmission
of the type of
growth
force
possessed
by one
generation
to
another.
Product
::
Product
(n.)
Anything
that is
produced,
whether
as the
result
of
generation,
growth,
labor,
or
thought,
or by the
operation
of
involuntary
causes;
as, the
products
of the
season,
or of the farm; the
products
of
manufactures;
the
products
of the
brain..
Redia
::
Redia (n.) A kind of
larva,
or
nurse,
which is
prroduced
within
the
sporocyst
of
certain
trematodes
by
asexual
generation.
It in turn
produces,
in the same way,
either
another
generation
of
rediae,
or else
cercariae
within
its own body.
Called
also
proscolex,
and
nurse.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
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