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dysgenic's Usage Examples:

γένεσις (génesis); see also γενεά (geneá) allergen, anagenesis, antigen, autogenesis, autogenous, biogenesis, dysgenic, endogen, endogenous, epigene, epigenesis.

Two of his recent books are on dysgenics and eugenics.

in 1932 that existing Family Allowances that only funded the poor were dysgenic, as they did not reward the breeding of individuals the EES viewed as eugenically.

hypothesized that much of the social decline after wars stemmed from "the dysgenic effects of that conflict, which destroyed the fittest and left young widows.

as a zombie apocalypse, cybernetic revolt, technological singularity, dysgenics or alien invasion.

in effecting the removal of State and Federal statutes which encourage dysgenic breeding.

beginning the League was criticized because of its open emphasis on the dysgenic and fratricidal nature of intra-European warfare, and its tendency to attract.

producing hybrid offspring and causing chromosomal damage known to be dysgenic.

but, "The recent decline in fertility thus seems to have restored the dysgenic trend observed for a comparable period of falling fertility between 1850.

and awaken 500 years later in a dystopian world where dysgenics and commercialism have run rampant, mankind has embraced anti-intellectualism, and society.

frozen for too long and awaken 500 years later in a dystopian world where dysgenics and commercialism have run rampant, mankind has embraced anti-intellectualism.

The adjective "dysgenic" is the antonym of "eugenic".

16 intelligence quotient (IQ) points per decade, possibly due to dysgenic selection, since the Victorian era.

Synonyms:

cacogenic,

Antonyms:

eugenic,