Antonym: specific. Similar words: general, generous, generate, generally, in general, degenerate, generation, generality. Meaning: [dʒɪ'nerɪk] n. 1. a wine that is a blend of several varieties of grapes with no one grape predominating; a wine that does not carry the name of any specific grape 2. any product that can be sold without a brand name. adj. 1. relating to or common to or descriptive of all members of a genus 2. (of drugs) not protected by trademark 3. applicable to an entire class or group.
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61) Prices of generic drugs have soared by 45 % over the past 15 months.
62) Premiumpriced wines have also gained share, while the generic table wines have grown much more slowly.
63) The use of Colour Index Generic Names, enables us to know which pigments are being used in each paint.
64) It is likely that in several instances such differences will be specific not generic.
65) Generic substitution enables the same drug to be dispensed by the chemist, albeit under a different band name.
66) One day, perhaps, consciousness will have shifted and generic she will lose its shock value.
67) Campaigners argue that poor countries faced with a health emergency have a right under international trade legislation to buy generic drugs.
68) This would then test Porter's generic strategies against shareholder value.
69) The page includes a phrase generator for making generic gossip, and two extensive bits on George Stephanopoulos.
70) Prepare a list of six food products that are available as store brands, generic brands, and national brands.
71) In New York, one of the big ones is generic drugs.
72) More than almost any of her predecessors or contemporaries[http://sentencedict.com], Pires underlines this generic relationship.
73) The drugs in these areas were not at the frontier of medical science and acceptable generic drugs existed.
74) According to Williamson, the five principles generic to any comprehensive quality assurance system relate to the following: 1.
75) These territories are known by the generic term Ends and each ground has a distinctive name for its End.
76) This could be construed as a tailor-made curriculum, which can not be developed into a generic or core curriculum.
77) If she gives you the brand name, ask for the generic name as well.
78) Kodak is known world-wide and is being used almost as a generic term for photographic film and paper.
79) The generic names of these political structures are familiar: legislatures, executives, administrative systems, and judiciaries.
80) Often used as a generic term for all activities yielding evidence relevant to course quality.
81) However, health authorities and family practitioner authorities are keen on the idea of generic teams delivering patch-based care.
82) Its generic repute is sildenafil citrate.
83) Used by the new generic kernel driver infrastructure.
84) Each column is retrieved as a generic Object type.
85) Implication is a more generic notion.
86) Drinking alcohol can increase certain side effects of Generic Levitra (Vardenafil)[sentencedict.com], so patients are advised not to drink excessive amounts of alcohol while taking this drug.
87) The main aim of the MTD subsystem in Linux is to provide a generic interface between the hardware drivers and the upper layers, or user modules, of the system.
88) When the client has the reference, it uses a "narrow" call to marshal the generic object returned from the ORB into the desired object type.
89) In practice applications, generic near neighbor classifier was limited for the amount of pattern processing was very large and was difficult to get the best data quickly on line.
90) The scope of this document is to provide a generic pattern in the way the editor can have a homogeneous programming style even when being used from different languages.
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