1. Generation Z - Noun
2. Generation Z - Proper noun
Generation Z
The generation of people born between the late 1990s to early 2010s, following Generation Y. Typically defined as starting with 1997 births and ending at 2012 births.
Synonyms: iGeneration, iGen, digital natives, Post-Millennials, Generation K, zoomers
Coordinate terms: Generation X, Generation Y
Generation Z (plural Generation Zs)
A member of Generation Z.
Synonyms: Generation Zer, Gen Z, Gen-Zer, Z, zoomer
generation Z
Alternative letter-case form of Generation Z.
And there it is, the power Generation Z has: we are naive and excited for change. Source: Internet
But while survey after survey has found that members of Generation Z identify far more as left of center, Democrats and progressive outside groups warn that a realignment won’t just magically manifest without a targeted effort. Source: Internet
By all accounts, the political ideology of Generation Z looks a lot like millennials — and millennials haven’t moved to the right as they’ve aged. Source: Internet
As a result, members of Generation Z are now required to be able to lead effectively and solve complex problems creatively in order to stand out to prospective employers. Source: Internet
Despite the fuss over Generation Z constituting the first generation of digital natives, high school seniors are not keen on the idea of having to start college online. Source: Internet
Data show that those in Generation Z, like millennials before them, tend to be more liberal than their older counterparts. Source: Internet