adjective
definition
Of, pertaining to, or changing over generations.
Examples of generational in a Sentence
The door to door sales of Avon's baby company may not be the generational method of getting the word out, but you'll find a way to incorporate these great products into your lifestyle, whether for income or personal indulgence.
Blunkett, the class buffoon, says that immigrants speaking English at home would help " overcome the schizophrenia which bedevils generational relationships " .
Smith comes from a much later generational cohort and stands in a different political tradition from Kiernan.
The purpose of this meeting was to explore postmodern generational issues and their effect on the world mission movement.
It's largely up to the developers, but we can look to a recent similar generational change for comparison.
The collection has cross generational appeal, offering a variety of styles and silhouettes.
All of the outer planets are what's termed "generational" planets and they represent the lessons and/or tools a certain generation came here to teach the world.
Moreover, medical astrologers will also need to know a great deal of medical history in order to recognize patterns in a generational chart.
Using generational pictures in a homemade picture hanger offers the perfect opportunity for everyone to share memories, and for grandparents to pass on some family history.
Due to he generational loss, and the fact that some parts of the tape had been copied so many times that the oxide had worn off, the final tape of the song was cut and taped together.
Even though they are not exclusively girls clothing stores, there are some anchor stores found at your local shopping center that are special to you because they are generational.