Usage examples (35)

• It's a step toward mending the decades of accumulated slights and major traumas that manifest into what Eichstedt calls transgenerational grief.
• One other thing about morale, Larry, is that you do hear soldiers say from time to time that we're in a war, we're in what is called a transgenerational (ph) war.
• I read it first, and love the transgenerational lines being drawn.
• Holocaust victims, transgenerational transmission of PTSD in, 45–47