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generically

/dʒɪˈnɛrɪkli

adverb

1In a way that relates to a class or group of similar things; not specifically: what most writers generically refer to as ‘world music’...

He refers generically to alterations ordered by the military, then writes that the army did not censor his account of events or materially alter the book.
Set in a generically affluent suburb during October 1988, the film opens on a mountain road as dawn breaks.
The term "organic mineral" is commonly used to describe generically any of several forms of trace minerals available in the feed industry.

1.1As an unbranded name: Prozac, generically known as fluoxetine hydrochloride most shorts are made of a stretchy fabric generically called spandex...

In the days of yore, a soft drink would be generically labeled "root beer."
The drug, generically known as sibutramine, was supposed to be an anti-depressant, but patients who took it stayed depressed and lost weight.
People have generally not tried to control bentgrass and similar species with Roundup, known generically as glyphosate.

1.2 derogatory In a way which lacks imagination or individuality; predictably and unoriginally: generically nondescript musical numbers the characters were stiffly animated and generically designed...

Ever since the character with the penchant for third-person self-references came on the scene, they say the show has become less inventive and more generically cute.
The filmmaker has seemingly gone out of his way to paint the scenery as generically as possible.
I wish the commentators would tell us what we're seeing, but they are yapping generically about pageantry.

2 Biology With reference to genus: the group of aerobic bacteria generically designated as actinomycetes...

It is a moth with which they have long been generically grouped.
It has been suggested that these organisms be designated generically as <i>Arthrobacter</i>.
Its septal microstructure is not clear, and thus it cannot be definitely assigned generically.

单词	generically
释义	generically /dʒɪˈnɛrɪkli / adverb 1In a way that relates to a class or group of similar things; not specifically: what most writers generically refer to as ‘world music’... He refers generically to alterations ordered by the military, then writes that the army did not censor his account of events or materially alter the book. Set in a generically affluent suburb during October 1988, the film opens on a mountain road as dawn breaks. The term "organic mineral" is commonly used to describe generically any of several forms of trace minerals available in the feed industry. 1.1As an unbranded name: Prozac, generically known as fluoxetine hydrochloride most shorts are made of a stretchy fabric generically called spandex... In the days of yore, a soft drink would be generically labeled "root beer." The drug, generically known as sibutramine, was supposed to be an anti-depressant, but patients who took it stayed depressed and lost weight. People have generally not tried to control bentgrass and similar species with Roundup, known generically as glyphosate. 1.2 derogatory In a way which lacks imagination or individuality; predictably and unoriginally: generically nondescript musical numbers the characters were stiffly animated and generically designed... Ever since the character with the penchant for third-person self-references came on the scene, they say the show has become less inventive and more generically cute. The filmmaker has seemingly gone out of his way to paint the scenery as generically as possible. I wish the commentators would tell us what we're seeing, but they are yapping generically about pageantry. 2 Biology With reference to genus: the group of aerobic bacteria generically designated as actinomycetes... It is a moth with which they have long been generically grouped. It has been suggested that these organisms be designated generically as <i>Arthrobacter</i>. Its septal microstructure is not clear, and thus it cannot be definitely assigned generically.
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