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Definition of generation
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Generation
(n.) A
single
step or stage in the
succession
of
natural
descent;
a rank or
remove
in
genealogy.
Hence:
The body of those who are of the same
genealogical
rank or
remove
from an
ancestor;
the mass of
beings
living
at one
period;
also, the
average
lifetime
of man, or the
ordinary
period
of time at which one rank
follows
another,
or
father
is
succeeded
by
child,
usually
assumed
to be one third of a
century;
an age..
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Descent
::
Descent
(n.)
Derivation,
as from an
ancestor;
procedure
by
generation;
lineage;
birth;
extraction..
Histolytic
::
Histolytic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
histolysis,
or the
degeneration
of
tissues..
Oviparity
::
Oviparity
(n.)
Generation
by means of ova. See
Generation.
Deuterozooid
::
Deuterozooid
(n.) One of the
secondary,
and
usually
sexual,
zooids
produced
by
budding
or
fission
from the
primary
zooids,
in
animals
having
alternate
generations.
In the
tapeworms,
the
joints
are
deuterozooids..
Degradation
::
Degradation
(n.)
Arrest
of
development,
or
degeneration
of any
organ,
or of the body as a
whole..
Synergist
::
Synergism
(n.) The
doctrine
or
theory,
attributed
to
Melanchthon,
that in the
regeneration
of a human soul there is a
cooperation,
or joint
agency,
on the part both of God and of man..
Tritozooid
::
Tritozooid
(n.) A zooid of the third
generation
in
asexual
reproduction.
Geniture
::
Geniture
(n.)
Generation;
procreation;
birth.
Age
::
Age (n.) The
people
who live at a
particular
period;
hence,
a
generation..
Generation
::
Generation
(n.) The act of
generating
or
begetting;
procreation,
as of
animals..
Degeneration
::
Degeneration
(n.) The act or state of
growing
worse,
or the state of
having
become
worse;
decline;
degradation;
debasement;
degeneracy;
deterioration..
Colliquament
::
Colliquament
(n.) The first
rudiments
of an
embryo
in
generation.
Genital
::
Genital
(a.)
Pertaining
to
generation,
or to the
generative
organs..
Multiplication
::
Multiplication
(n.) The act or
process
of
multiplying,
or of
increasing
in
number;
the state of being
multiplied;
as, the
multiplication
of the human
species
by
natural
generation..
Amphigenesis
::
Amphigenesis
(n.)
Sexual
generation;
amphigony.
Propagation
::
Propagation
(n.) The act of
propagating;
continuance
or
multiplication
of the kind by
generation
or
successive
production;
as, the
propagation
of
animals
or
plants..
Degeneration
::
Degeneration
(n.) The thing
degenerated.
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..
Degradation
::
Degradation
(n.)
Diminution
or
reduction
of
strength,
efficacy,
or
value;
degeneration;
deterioration..
Reproduce
::
Reproduce
(v. t.) To
produce
again,
by
generation
or the like; to cause the
existence
of
(something
of the same
class,
kind, or
nature
as
another
thing);
to
generate
or
beget,
as
offspring;
as, to
reproduce
a rose; some
animals
are
reproduced
by
gemmation..
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