CEFR C1

the post-war cohort

noun phrase

Meaning

A group of people born during a specific period after a war, often characterized by shared experiences and demographic trends.

Examples

Sociologists study the economic behavior of the post-war cohort.
The challenges faced by the post-war cohort included rebuilding society.

Synonyms: generation, age group, demographic

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the post-war cohort (C1)

noun phrase

Pronunciation: ðə ˌpoʊst-wɔːr ˈkoʊhɔːrt

Definition

A group of people born during a specific period after a war, often characterized by shared experiences and demographic trends.

Examples

Sociologists study the economic behavior of the post-war cohort.
The challenges faced by the post-war cohort included rebuilding society.
Many members of the post-war cohort experienced significant social change.

Synonyms of the post-war cohort

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