The Collaborative International Dictionary
Generically \Ge*ner"ic*al*ly\, adv. With regard to a genus, or an extensive class; as, an animal generically distinct from another, or two animals or plants generically allied.
Wiktionary
adv. 1 In a generic manner. 2 With regard to a genus.
WordNet
adv. without a trademark or brand name; "we market these drugs generically"
as sharing a common genus; "these animals are not related generically"
Usage examples of "generically".
Again, the unit is a unit from the point of view of number: if it is a unit generically, it will not be a unit in the strict sense.
They were all from high school, and we were existing generically and domestically together before we found serious jobs and apartments and lives that we could claim as our own.
The siphons of the gukuy were generically similar to those of their owoc cousins.
The beings were lumbering toward the interlopers, issuing hoots which Indira could generically recognize as happy greetings.
We have been talking about chiefdoms generically, as if they were all the same.
The diversity of the observations hinted that they had no common origin, and that the use of such terms as UFOs or `flying saucers' served only to confuse the issue by grouping generically a set of unrelated phenomena.
The siphons of the gukuy were generically similar to those of their owoc cousins.