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- verb nonstandard, buzzword, UK To make something behave
generically .
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Examples
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Johnson reportedly plans to "genericise" the faces.
Feet Of Clay 2008
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My reading of the above is that they want to increasingly 'genericise' (is that a word?) nursing training.
Mental Nurse Mental Nurse 2010
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My reading of the above is that they want to increasingly 'genericise' (is that a word?) nursing training.
Mental Nurse Mental Nurse 2010
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My reading of the above is that they want to increasingly 'genericise' (is that a word?) nursing training.
Mental Nurse Mental Nurse 2010
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Unless they are intending to genericise Doctors and hospital wards none of this will make a difference.
Mental Nurse Mental Nurse 2010
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Unless they are intending to genericise Doctors and hospital wards none of this will make a difference.
Mental Nurse Mental Nurse 2010
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Unless they are intending to genericise Doctors and hospital wards none of this will make a difference.
Mental Nurse Mental Nurse 2010
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"Also, much of the market assumes that once European and U.S. patents go that all the drugs would genericise," he said.
BUY OR SELL-AstraZeneca: In sickness or in health? - Yahoo! Finance 2010
d_b commented on the word genericise
...to make more generic
December 6, 2006