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generational run

generational run noun: a period of consistent, historic success, high-quality output, or dominance in a competitive field; implies a streak of achievements so impressive that it defines an entire generation or is considered a once-in-a-lifetime phenomenon.

Noun

generational run (plural generational runs)

  1. (Internet) A period of consistent, historic success, high-quality output, or dominance in a competitive field; implies a streak of achievements so impressive that it defines an entire generation or is considered a once-in-a-lifetime phenomenon.

Forms of generational run

pluralgenerational runs

Origin of generational run

generational + run.

Questions about generational run

What does generational run mean?
Generational run means a period of consistent, historic success, high-quality output, or dominance in a competitive field; implies a streak of achievements so impressive that it defines an entire generation or is considered a once-in-a-lifetime phenomenon.
What part of speech is generational run?
Generational run is a noun.
What is the plural of generational run?
The plural of generational run is generational runs.

Words near generational run in the dictionary

  1. Generation Zs
  2. generational
  3. generational curse
  4. generational curses
  5. generational lock-in
  6. generational run
  7. generational runs
  8. generational wealth
  9. generationally
  10. generationer
  11. generationers

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