Generations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GENERATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• GENERATION, a body of living beings constituting a single step in the line of descent from an ancestor
• all of the people born and living at about the same time, regarded collectively
• the average period, generally considered to be about thirty years, in which children grow up, become adults, and have children of their own
• a set of members of a family regarded as a single step or stage in descent
• a group of people of similar age involved in a particular activity
• a single stage in the development of a type of product or technology
• the production or creation of something
• the propagation of living organisms; procreation.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a body of living beings constituting a single step in the line of descent from an ancestor; a group of individuals born and living contemporaneously; a group of individuals having contemporaneously a status (as that of students in a school) which each one holds only for a limited period; a type or class of objects usually developed from an earlier type

Words related to GENERATIONS

generation11

Words that contain GENERATIONS

cogenerations16 degenerations15 ingenerations14 regenerations14 subgenerations17 intergenerations17

How to use GENERATIONS in a sentence

• This elixer which I now do administer to thee has been known to our people for countless generations.
• What the enlightened verdict of mankind may be two generations hence, no living mortal can tell.
• They were towns and the seats of chiefs, whose perishable parts have crumbled into earth, and disappeared with the generations which formed them.
• I brought with me into the world very sensitive nerves, nerves perfected by the culture of generations.
• The Duke of Wellington has been made the storm-centre of three generations of wit of this sort.
• It did not occur to those generations that books were intended to be read by people in general, but only by the select few.
• Our brothers who have fallen died in the hope that for succeeding generations life would be different.
• There is then an alternation of generations, but there are not two sexual generations.
• Margery, entering into a lovely young womanhood, still lives with her mother and Malcom in the grand old colonial house in which many generations of her ancestors have dwelt.
• And so it continued for many generations until the Temple of Solomon was built.
• For generations untold, Labradormen have kept dogs for hauling their loads and the dogs have served them well.
• On the whole Alfonso and Leo were glad to cut loose from society obligations and be free to absorb what generations of art development in the Netherlands had to offer.
• How else can we commemorate, for future generations, this event? KNAVE.
• Two generations had been bred, if not born, on the holding at Ballinascarthy, just beyond the bridge.
• They have ministered to the needs of two generations.
• As a matter of fact they are never quite the same in successive centuries, or even generations.
• And perhaps this narrative may be permitted to transmit her memory to other generations, when the hand and heart of the writer shall be cold in the dust.
• Your deeds will be recorded in the history of this great war, and they will live as an inspiration not only to your comrades, but also to the generations that will come after us.
• For many years to come the fair creatures of his fancy will continue to brighten the childhood of new generations.
• The New Testament could not be less than three generations old, else one or other of the disputants would have exposed the novelty of its introduction, from his own information.
• One great philosophical mind has sometimes dictated the literature of generations, and, in earlier periods, of entire centuries.
• Peace and long memories were in every line of it, and that air of a home which belongs only to places that have been loved for generations.
• These generations of inactivity have piled up on the present generation.
• It may be that to this day we feel the fear felt by so many generations of our ancestors.
• The natural beauty of their position and the endless care of generations of loving mistresses had left them a monument of what nature can be trained into by human skill.
• There are many things to remind one of these early settlers beside the old farms upon which they and their descendants have lived for six or seven generations.
• Can it get itself obeyed? If it can, then its future is assured for many generations.

Similar words containing GENERATION without suffix s

generation11 cogeneration15 degeneration14 generational13 ingeneration13 regeneration13 cogenerations16 degenerations15 generationism16 ingenerations14 regenerations14 subgeneration16 generationally18 generationisms17 subgenerations17 degenerationist17 intergeneration16 microgeneration20 transgeneration16 multigeneration18 intergenerations17 multigenerational20 intergenerational18 transgenerational18

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