generically

Most of the ones I tried were too generically sweet.

But mostly the problem is more generically stubborn than that.

We knew them generically, not personally, since they all looked like cousins.

To be sure, we knew, generically, what was being borne.

In 1954, that line gave rise to a new type of work, which is known generically as matter painting.

The term is used both generically and also as a specific train type.

I can answer some of your other question generically.

He's a very good provider and not a bad sort, just generically offensive.

By 1968, however, his rhetoric had become more generically populist.

Let's step back a little bit and talk about authentication sort of generically.

Our situation is generically different, and definitely much more derivative.

While the common ones typically do, it doesn't work generically.

Generically, it means relating to an ideal standard or model.

Many people also use common brand names to refer to them generically.

It has become a trademark that is often used generically to refer to any talking board.

From the early 3rd century the title was applied generically to all bishops.

Generically speaking a scientist is some one that works with sciences.

But to generically indict it is much more than questionable.

Generically speaking, we're very hard on our own when mistakes are made."

You also spoke very generically, Commissioner, about the second aspect, immigration.

Most of the others are generically rectangular or some other neutral shape.

Controversial subjects, like war, will in all likelihood continue to be treated generically.

At one point he said, "Why do you think we are trailing generically in the polls so badly?"

There was a letter addressed generically to the embassy, which is unusual in itself.

And then also we have a system that's generically looking for buffer overflows.