Similar words: degenerative, regenerative, generation, generating, generational, regeneration, degeneration, generation gap. Meaning: ['dʒenəreɪtɪv /-nrətɪv] 
adj. 1. having the ability to produce or originate 2. producing new life or offspring.
adj. 1. having the ability to produce or originate 2. producing new life or offspring. 
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91. But the generative ability of type coercion is too strong to explain things clearly, so conventionality should be put into consideration.
92. Chomsky's transformational and generative grammar (T-G Grammar) was a great revolution in linguistics, which presented new ideas and methods to linguistics studies.
93. One brings the cloacae of the partners into apposition; the penis or hemipenis, if any, extrudes from the male and is inserted into the female; and the generative material is translocated.
94. This paper presents a generative feature based design methodology that supports feature ? ? s cutting & pasting .
95. Syntax-semantics interface study of simpler syntax combines linguistics, cognitive science and psychology together and represents the study trend of generative grammar.
96. In modern times, the holder of such views is doubtless the transformational generative linguistics school initiated by Noam Chomsky.
97. Observing Galilean-Newtonian style, t he study of modern generative grammar is devoted to the construction of linguistic theory that can be understood by a scientific mind.
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