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Meanings of baby-boom generation in English
Synonyms
Examples for "baby boom"
Examples for "baby boom"
1
I was born in 1946, the first year of the baby boom.
2
Verdict There was no baby boom in the year after the Olympics.
3
Scientists at Chester Zoo say their work has achieved a rhino baby boom.
4
The baby boom has generated a lot of media coverage and public interest.
5
But there was a lot of talk about a baby boom in 2013.
Usage of baby-boom generation in English
1
The Boomer Report concentrates on the habits of the "the baby-boom generation."
2
He said it is estimated that the baby-boom generation worldwide is worth $2 trillion.
3
This very conformist, domestic era, into which my so-called baby-boom generation was born, returned sex roles to their traditional strict polarization.
4
Ellis wondered if Warren realized he was part of that same baby-boom generation he was pinning the downfall of civilization on.
5
Some locals say they fear the demographic changes, and forthcoming retirement of the baby-boom generation, will make the Medicare government health plan insolvent.
6
Thirty years ago, France's post-war, baby-boom generation brought the country to the brink of civil war with a month of riots and street demonstrations.
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My observation in recent years points to the reality that the conditioning described above did not end with the Baby-Boom generation.