What is another word for generalize?
Pronunciation:
[ d͡ʒˈɛnəɹə͡lˌa͡ɪz], [ dʒˈɛnəɹəlˌaɪz], [ dʒ_ˈɛ_n_ə_ɹ_əl_ˌaɪ_z]
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Synonyms for Generalize:
n.
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- specific.
v.
• generalize (verb) • make a sweeping assumption, statement (verb)- discover,
- derive,
- discern,
- stay in the clouds,
- be metaphysical,
- observe,
- theorize,
- hypothesize,
- conclude,
- establish,
- induce.
- made available,
- re stored,
- catching on,
- re store,
- pro-mote,
- gives currency,
- re-storing,
- pro moting,
- pro-moting,
- re-stored,
- re storing,
- re stores,
- makes available,
- re-stores,
- making available,
- giving currency,
- catches on,
- pro-motes,
- gave currency.
- de-liberate,
- figures out,
- threshing out,
- threshes out,
- de ducted,
- de-duces,
- drawing from,
- threshed out,
- de-ducts,
- de liberated,
- de-liberates,
- drew from,
- de duct,
- re solves,
- de-ducting,
- de ducts,
- de liberating,
- re-solved,
- de-liberating,
- de-ducted,
- syllogizes,
- de-duct,
- Syllogized,
- de duces,
- re-solving,
- re-solve,
- drawing conclusion,
- de-duce,
- thinking through,
- Syllogizing,
- thinks through,
- re solve,
- de liberate,
- draws conclusion,
- re-solves,
- de liberates,
- drew conclusion,
- de ducting,
- de-liberated,
- de duce,
- draws from.
Other synonyms:
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- distill,
- minute,
- boil down,
- encapsulate,
- universalize,
- precis,
- rough out,
- adumbrate,
- outline.
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- remark,
- comment,
- speculate,
- speak out,
- articulate,
- pronounce on,
- vapor,
- air,
- state,
- formulate,
- apply,
- express,
- postulate,
- philosophize,
- sound off.
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- abstract.
How to use "Generalize" in context?
The verb "generalize" is often used in everyday speech to mean "to make a general statement about a group of people or things." This can be useful when trying to understand or remember something, but can also be misleading. For example, when someone says "The generalization is that women tend to be more emotional than men," they are not saying that everyone who is a woman is more emotional than everyone who is a man, but instead are making a general statement about a group of people. It could be that some women are more emotional than some men, but the statement as written doesn't say that.
Paraphrases for Generalize:
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Verb, base form
generalise.
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implement, mainstream.
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