Dictionary Home »
Dictionary Definitions » generation gap
generation gap
Generation gap refers to the vast differences in terms of attitudes, experiences and taste between people born a certain amount of time apart who are living at the same time. (noun)
An example of a generation gap is the knowledge of the older baby boomers about computers versus the knowledge of young people born after the Internet had already exploded and taken off.
YourDictionary Definitions. Copyright © 2012 by LoveToKnow Corp.
See generation gap in Webster's New World College Dictionary
See generation gap in American Heritage Dictionary 4
Learn more about generation gap