Definition
Definition of genericisation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
trademark lawTECH. UK process where a brand name becomes a common wordTECH. UK
- Genericisation happened when 'escalator' became a common word.
2.
general changeRare UK act of making something less unique or more generalRare UK
- The genericisation of the design made it less special.
Origin of genericisation
Latin, genus (kind) + -ise (to make) + -ation (action)
Examples of genericisation in a sentence
The company feared genericisation of its trademark. The genericisation of brands can hurt their identity. We noticed the genericisation of local traditions over time.
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- French:généricisation, banalisation, ...
- German:Generisierung, Generalisierung, ...
- Italian:volgarizzazione, standardizzazione, ...
- Spanish:generización, generalización, ...
- Portuguese:genericização, generalização, ...
- Chinese:通用化, 普及化, ...
- Japanese:一般化, 画一化, ...
- Arabic:تعميم العلامة التجارية, تعميم, ...
- Hebrew:הַשְׁמָה, הַכְלָלָה, ...
- Russian:генеризация, унификация, ...
- Ukrainian:генеризація, генерикізація, ...
- Hindi:सामान्यीकरण, विशिष्टता में कमी, ...
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