Did Romans and celts consider Caesar's campaigns into Gaul as genocide?

by tndgu

I was listening to Dan Carlin's podcast about the topic and it gave me a whole new perspective on the topic, although didn't answer the question.

Conquering such vast land even across the sea in such a short time with all the lootings and the slaves surely must have seen numinous by the people around.

Was it considered a genocide?

Gankom

I'm running a bit late, but you might enjoy this older answer from /u/Libertat that touches on the subject.

During the Gallic Wars, around 1/3 of the Gauls died and another third were enslaved. Was this level of violence normal for Romans/peoples of this time ?