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Things generic often describes (“generic ________”)
name, term, names, sense, model, terms, form, character, type, types, drugs, characters, strategies, structure, concept, class, approach, features, level, description, forms, function, products, skills, nature, models, title, conventions, categories, functions, definition, framework, concepts, word, classes, category, characteristics, product, reference, architecture, properties, object, classification, meaning, version, structures, interface, drug, parameters, distinction, services, components, label, designation, distinctions, identity, measures, differences, algorithm, strategy, code, status, property, image, tasks, diagnosis, principles, set, versions, difference, descriptions, requirements, feature, rules, objects, package, technologies, boundaries, tools, expectations
How generic often is described (“________ generic”)
more, masculine, new, most, definite, false, schedule, single, old, singular, non, true, only, pretty, local, somewhat, least, pro, concrete, male, quite, particular, semantic, superordinate, collective, anti, available, compassionate, appropriate, specific, historical, english, oral, num outputs, highest, monumental, less, feminine, abstract
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