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Gen Z

or GenZ, Gen-Z

[ jen zee ]

noun

  1. the generation born between the late 1990s and about 2010 (often used attributively).


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Other 51Թ Forms

  • Gen Z'er noun
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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of Gen Z1

First recorded in 1995–2000
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Example Sentences

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Gen Z and millennials are increasingly trading late alcohol-fuelled nights for early-morning endorphin highs to take part in run clubs and earn virtual kudos on fitness apps like Strava.

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As I wrote about earlier, new insights from Savings.com show boomers as largely sympathetic to younger Americans’ financial plight, rarely viewing their own millennial or Gen Z offspring as lazy or entitled, and often willing to help their adult kids — quite generously — cover financial odds and ends.

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He takes the simple beauty and elegance of Laufey back to its more traditional roots and just like she did, watch for him to blow up among Gen Z.

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“Now, some lawmakers feel, is the time for House Democrats to show that they can adapt to those expectations,” the outlet reported, citing multiple lawmakers who had expressed an openness to a Millennial or even Gen Z member taking the lead on oversight.

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On any given night, you’re likely to find three generations of partygoers at the club — Gen Z, millennials and Gen X — and yes, straight people are welcomed with open arms.

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