generic term — generic mark or term Within the purview of trademark law, this term means a lack of distinctiveness necessary for name or mark to be given federal trademark law protection. Hallmark Cards, Inc. v. Hallmark Dodge, Inc., W.D.Mo., 634 F.Supp. 990,… … Black's law dictionary
generic mark or term — Within the purview of trademark law, this term means a lack of distinctiveness necessary for name or mark to be given federal trademark law protection. Hallmark Cards, Inc. v. Hallmark Dodge, Inc., W.D.Mo., 634 F.Supp. 990, 997. Generic marks are … Black's law dictionary
generic mark or term — Within the purview of trademark law, this term means a lack of distinctiveness necessary for name or mark to be given federal trademark law protection. Hallmark Cards, Inc. v. Hallmark Dodge, Inc., W.D.Mo., 634 F.Supp. 990, 997. Generic marks are … Black's law dictionary
generic mark — or term Within the purview of trademark law, this term means a lack of distinctiveness necessary for name or mark to be given federal trademark law protection. Hallmark Cards, Inc. v. Hallmark Dodge, Inc., W.D.Mo., 634 F.Supp. 990, 997. Generic… … Black's law dictionary
generic mark — or term Within the purview of trademark law, this term means a lack of distinctiveness necessary for name or mark to be given federal trademark law protection. Hallmark Cards, Inc. v. Hallmark Dodge, Inc., W.D.Mo., 634 F.Supp. 990, 997. Generic… … Black's law dictionary
generic — or generic term [jə ner′ik] adj. [ML genericus: see GENUS & IC] 1. of, applied to, or referring to a whole kind, class, or group; inclusive or general 2. without a brand name 3. without individual character or distinctive characteristics 4 … English World dictionary
generic — ge|ner|ic [dʒıˈnerık] adj [usually before noun] [Date: 1600 1700; : French; Origin: générique, from Latin genus; GENUS] 1.) relating to a whole group of things rather than to one thing generic term/name (for sth) ▪ Fine Arts is a generic term for … Dictionary of contemporary English
generic — ge|ner|ic [ dʒə nerık ] adjective * 1. ) FORMAL relating to or appropriate for a range or class of similar things: generic software, suitable for use with both Macs and PCs generic term/word/name: Hoover is often used as a generic term for all… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
generic */ — UK [dʒəˈnerɪk] / US adjective 1) formal relating to or suitable for a range or class of similar things generic software, suitable for use with both Macs and PCs generic term/word/name: Hoover is often used as a generic term for all vacuum… … English dictionary
generic — adjective 1 generic name/term/label etc a word that describes a whole class of things: Misogyny is the generic term for all hostile feelings and actions towards women. 2 technical belonging to or typical of a genus 3 especially AmE a generic… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
