generationally
Americanadverb
Other Word Forms
- cross-generationally adverb
- intergenerationally adverb
- intra-generationally adverb
- multi-generationally adverb
- transgenerationally adverb
Example Sentences
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It honed the lower body and core strength that drove his powerful delivery — a behind-the-scenes bedrock in his rise to becoming a three-time Cy Young Award winner and generationally dominant left-handed star.
From Los Angeles Times
She didn’t have ambitions to open a generationally important nightclub, just a more resilient business than her previous dress shop.
From Los Angeles Times
The tax burden, on average, is also generationally high – another reason these ideas could be a mighty hard sell even if ministers were willing to break their promises.
From BBC
Two generationally important artists with nothing to prove but plenty left to accomplish.
From Los Angeles Times
In a peripheral way, Aguilar’s children are also part of the new wave — at least generationally.
From Los Angeles Times
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