Synonyms for Generalizations:

• n.

  •generality (noun)
  • loose statement,
  • generalization,
  • observation,
  • half-truth,
  • universality,
  • sweeping statement,
  • abstract principle,
  • abstraction,
  • law,
  • principle.
  •reason (noun)
  • logic,
  • wisdom,
  • rationality,
  • speculation,
  • induction,
  • reasoning,
  • soundness,
  • sanity,
  • dialectics,
  • bounds,
  • limits,
  • discernment,
  • argumentation,
  • lucidity,
  • understanding,
  • reasonableness,
  • brain,
  • moderation,
  • sensibleness,
  • mentality,
  • deduction,
  • acumen,
  • Brains,
  • apprehension,
  • inference,
  • intellection,
  • wit,
  • propriety,
  • intellect,
  • comprehension,
  • sound mind,
  • rationalism,
  • senses,
  • marbles,
  • sense,
  • saneness,
  • mind.
  •reasoning (noun)
  • interpretation,
  • exposition,
  • thinking,
  • cogitation,
  • case,
  • corollary,
  • syllogism,
  • premise,
  • argument,
  • rationale,
  • rationalizing,
  • Apriority,
  • train of thought,
  • logistics,
  • proof,
  • Syllogization,
  • analysis,
  • concluding,
  • illation,
  • hypothesis,
  • thought.

Paraphrases for Generalizations:

• Equivalence

  • Noun, plural
    generalisations.

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, plural
    general.

• Independent

  • Noun, plural
    Generalities, instructions, issuances, circular, circulars.

Antonyms for Generalizations:

• n.

  • generality
    specific, detail, specificity.
  • induction
    rejection, expulsion, Blackballing.
  • law
    result, consequence, lawlessness, effect, outgrowth, transgression, violation, breaking, end, outcome.
  • reason
    stupidity, mistake, physicality, unsoundness, misunderstanding, misinterpretation, disbelief, ignorance, body.
  • reasoning
    reality, irrationality, truth, nonsense.

Generalizations Sentence Examples:

• Expert judgments Just as appropriate concrete experiences determine the nature and the range of practical judgments, and as the formation of generalizations, abstractions, and principles determine the possibilities of reflective judgments, so the actual formation of the practical and reflective judgments determine the nature and the range of the intuitive or expert judgments.

• She was capable, as she showed during the Schism, of detailed political sagacity: but she never lost the womanly conviction that moral generalizations would convict men of sin and point them to the path of holiness.