generate, v. procreate, [beget], engender, [reproduce]; originate, produce, propagate.
generation, n. procreation, [reproduction], prolification, begetting; origination, production, formation.
generative, a. generating, procreative, [genial].
generosity, n. magnanimity, nobleness; [liberality], munificence, [bounty], bountifulness, beneficence, lavishsess.
generous, a. magnanimous, [noble], [highminded], ingenuous; munificent, [bountiful], open-handed, [liberal], [lavish], [charitable], [unstinted]; [abundant], [plentiful], [overflowing]. Antonyms: [illiberal], [ungenerous], [stingy], [scant], [miserly], [penurious].
genial, a. [generative], procreative; [cheerful], [pleasant], [agreeable], [cordial], [friendly], [hearty].
genitals, n. pl. See sexual organs.
gentle, a. well-born, genteel, high-born; [docile], tractable, [tame], [subdued]; [mild], [quiet], [peaceable], [meek], [unobtrusive]; [bland], [soothing], pacific, clement, [tender], humane; [courteous], cultivated, deferential. Antonyms: drastic, [refractory], [vicious], brusque, [harsh], [rough], [severe], [rigorous], intractable, [indocile].
gentleman, n. Antonyms: cad, [boor], [churl], Philistine, [guy], [lout].
gentlemanly, a. [courteous], deferential, [polite], urbane, [gallant], well-bred.