Xer
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9.3
About the culture, style, and ideas of people born in the 1960s to the early 1980s
- adjective
- /zɜr/
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Xer
- The Xer culture values independence and self-reliance.
Examples
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Many Xer trends are making a comeback among younger generations.
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Her Xer sensibility is reflected in her minimalist design choices.
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The documentary takes a Xer perspective on the music and fashion of the 1990s.
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Is the Xer attitude still relevant today?
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The documentary takes a Xer perspective on the music and fashion of the 1990s.
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Her Xer sensibility is reflected in her minimalist design choices.
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The Xer culture values independence and self-reliance.
Synonyms
generational
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4.4
Relating to people born around the same time
is specific to one generation's culture and style
Surface Forms
Xer positive
Etymology
Xer comes from Generation X and the ending -er, which we use to make a name for a person or a style, like in 'New Yorker'. So something called Xer is 'relating to Generation X', its culture or attitude.