intergenerazionali

intergenerational

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Usage Note

Intergenerazionali is the plural form of intergenerazionale, an adjective used in sociology and education to describe something involving or connecting multiple generations: legami intergenerazionali (intergenerational bonds). There is no separate noun form; it is purely adjectival. It is a formal, academic-register word.

Examples

"I progetti intergenerazionali favoriscono la coesione sociale."

Natural Translation

Intergenerational projects foster social cohesion.

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