gen

Usage

• generic

  A generic description or attribute is not specific to any one thing but applies to all members of an entire class or group.

• homogeneous

  The word homogeneous is used to describe a group that has members or parts which are similar or are all of the same type.

• engender

  If something engenders a particular feeling or attitude, it causes that condition.

• congenital

  A congenital condition is something someone is born with, such as a character trait or physical state.

• degenerate

  A degenerate person is immoral, wicked, or corrupt.

• genre

  A genre is a category, type, or class of artistic work.

• heterogeneous

  A heterogeneous grouping is made up of many differing or unlike parts.

• genotype

  An individual's genotype is their genetic makeup that determines the physical traits that they as a particular individual possess.

• general

  When you speak about something in a general way, you talk about it as a whole or about its main parts, not about its small parts or all its facts.

• generality

  an idea or conclusion having general application

• generalization

  reasoning from detailed facts to general principles

• genus

  a general kind of something

• heterogeneity

  the quality of being diverse and not comparable in kind

• homogeneity

  the quality of being similar or comparable in kind or nature