Phrases with «to skip a generation»

The phrase "to skip a generation" means that something is not passed down or does not happen in one generation, but occurs in the next generation instead. It refers to the idea of a trait or characteristic missing in one set of parents but appearing in their grandchildren. Full definition

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Sentences with «to skip a generation»

  • It's a common misconception that twins skip a generation in families. (verywellfamily.com)
  • In the developing world, entrepreneurs are skipping generations of existing technology and building their entire business platforms on phones. (entrepreneur.com)
  • I'm perfectly happy skipping a generation on my phone or not having the newest HD TV. (waketonroad.com)
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