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genericization
[ juh-ner-i-sahy-zey-shuhn ]
noun
- the process in which a trademark or proprietary name becomes widely perceived as a common noun or verb describing the type of product or service, often losing brand recognition as a consequence.
Other yĐÄvlog Forms
- Č”±đ·ČÔ±đ°ù·Ÿ±Â·łŠŸ±łú±đ [j, uh, -, ner, -i-sahyz], verb
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of genericization1
Example Sentences
The genericization of urban settings also relates to our increasing reliance on digital technologies and information to mediÂate our relationship with the built environment.
Google, however, is hurtling toward genericization with unprecedented speed, according to linguistics experts.
The more I think about this, itâs driving what I call the âgenericizationâ of IoT hardware âAll the hardware is âjust aboutâ the same, and if itâs the same, itâs hard to say it has much financial value and can generate any real revenues for manufacturers.
Some may fear that having your name used as a verb can lead to the threat of genericization, but honestly, thatâs a problem I wouldnât mind having.
And of course, trademark violations are much harder to verify than copyright violations, since they often hinge on complex, fact-intensive components like tarnishment, dilution and genericization.
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