generationally

From parent downward

Generationally describes something in terms of generations—age cohorts sharing common experiences and cultural touchstones.

Generationally, we have very different relationships with technology.

The word often frames differences or divides: The two candidates appeal to generationally distinct voters.

cohorts

millennials

Those born 1981-1996

cohort · multigenerational

family

ancestors

Those from whom one descends

forebears · bloodline · genealogy · posterity · inheritance · dynasty · kinship · parentage · succession · patrimony

timespan

decades

Ten-year periods

lifetimes · ages · periods · spans · intervals · succession · recurring · cyclical · perpetual · enduring

transmission

traditions

Long-established customs passed down

  • customsTraditional practices or import taxes
  • valuesPrinciples held worthwhile
  • wisdomGood judgment from experience

knowledge · teachings · beliefs · practices · folklore · heirlooms · stories · bequeathed · legacy · continuity

change

shift

Movement or work period

decline · improvement · trauma · wealth · poverty · mobility · patterns · cycles · differences · trends

Opposites
temporal scope

generationallymomentarily

For a very short time

instantaneously · immediately · briefly · transiently · ephemerally

unit of analysis

generationallyindividually

One at a time

personally · singularly · privately · idiosyncratically

transmission mode

generationallyindependently

Without outside assistance

spontaneously · newly · originally · de novo

Phrases
Family

generational, intergenerational

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G