In her photo essay titled Generica, she photographed the identical little details—fire hydrants, mailboxes, Main Streets, and fast-food chains—that make one town indistinguishable from another across the United States.

Museums sometimes display historical advertisements to show how genericized trademarks once dominated everyday language.

After decades of widespread use, the brand name was genericized and now people use it to describe any product of its kind.

After decades of ubiquitous use, the brand had become genericized and lost its legal protection.

After decades of casual usage, the once-protected name faced the threat of genericide among consumers.

The historian listed several well-known genericides that transformed brand names into everyday nouns.

Many reviewers mentioned that the genericalness of the plot undermined the movie's otherwise strong performances.

Consumers often misuse brand names, turning them into a genericised trademark over time.

Several once-famous brand names have become genericised trademarks, causing companies to lose exclusive rights.