Generation and World

Generation

Generation noun - Group of genetically related organisms constituting a single step in the line of descent.

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World and generation are semantically related. In some cases you can use "World" instead a noun "Generation".

World noun - Human beings in general.

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Generation and world are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Generation" instead a noun "World".

Nearby Words: worldly, worldling

human	human generation	human world
old	old generation	old world
full	full generation	full world
natural	natural generation	natural world
Other adjectives: present, future, current, original, true, single, corrupt, actual, entire, little, dark, final, last, different, previous, modern.

Fred Rogers - Born in Latrobe and spent most of his working life in Pittsburgh; perhaps the world's—or at least America's—most beloved yinzer (his soft accent is characteristic of middle-class Pittsburgh people of his generation).

Source: Useful Notes / Pittsburgh
And in that world, Nier ultimately destroys the last hope for humanity, driving them all to extinction within a generation.

Source: Saving the World aka: Save The World
A good chunk of every generation in every culture has always seriously believed they were living in the last days of the world.

Source: The World Is Always Doomed

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