1 a turn, bend, or curve. 2  any change in tone or pitch of the voice; modulation: to signal a question by a rising inflection. 3  a change of a curve or arc from convex to concave or the reverse. 4  Gram.
Generation Z refers to the cohort of people born after the Millennial Generation. There is no agreement on the name or exact range of birth dates. Some sources start this generation at the mid or late 1990s, or from the mid 2000s to the present day.
Poor lambs, they are still in their teens and someone has already slapped a label on them. Post-Millennials, Gen Wii, iGeneration were all floated by USA Today back in 2012, but Gen Z seems to have stuck. Too young to remember 9/11, they have grown up in a world in political and financial turmoil. As a result, they are keen to look after their money, and make the world a better place. A report by Sparks & Honey, a US advertising agency (it is invariably ad agencies which try to fix labels to people), describes this generation as the first tribe of true digital natives or screenagers. But unlike the older Gen Y, they are smarter, safer, more mature and want to change the world.