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Gen X
/dʒɛn ɛks/
Definition
1
Generation X (often abbreviated as Gen X), the demographic cohort succeeding the Baby Boomers and preceding Millennials, typically born between 1965 and 1980.
2
A generation stereotyped for its cynicism, independence, and affinity for analog culture amid the rise of personal computing and grunge rock.
Examples
Gen X parents baffled their kids by explaining how to rewind VHS tapes with a pencil.
As a proud Gen Xer, she slayed the group chat debate by dropping obscure 90s sitcom references no one else got.
Gen X invented the art of workplace sarcasm, turning 'whatever' into a full survival strategy.
While Millennials chase avocado toast trends, Gen X quietly perfects the microwave burrito revival.