Generalisations is valid Scrabble Word

Is generalisations a scrabble word?
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15 letters word
16 points in Scrabble
20 points in WWF

Definitions for GENERALISATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:

GENERALISATION, the process of generalising, also GENERALIZATION
the action of generalizing
a general statement or concept obtained by inference from specific cases

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

British variant of generalization, generalize, generalized

Words related to GENERALISATIONS

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How to use GENERALISATIONS in a sentence

There is some real meaning in these generalisations.
And before I go on to speculate about the actual settlement, there are one or two generalisations that it may be interesting to try over.
All sorts of widely accepted generalisations will collapse if that foundation is withdrawn.
The economic process of the last half-century, so far as America is concerned has completely justified the generalisations of Marx.
They are real generalisations, because they include the whole of the material under consideration.
Moral principles, when they are true, are at bottom only registered generalisations from experience.
Renan gives of these conditions, though it must be said that his generalisations are often extravagantly loose and misleading.
In short, the facts and generalisations concerning evolution must presuppose an organism endowed with the quality of progressive absorption of energy, and retentive of it.
With new facts new generalisations have often been reached, and some of the positions occupied by Huxley have been turned.
You really cannot found any safe literary generalisations on so very small a basis of such very shaky matter.

In the absence of the generalisations of biology and psychology, rational interpretation of social phenomena is impossible.
The foregoing generalisations apply, not to the genesis of things in themselves, but to their genesis as manifested to the human consciousness.
Now, however, it has become manifest that no true conceptions, no true generalisations, are possible under such conditions.
Whence it follows that the advance of classification is necessarily proportionate to the advance of generalisations.
The life-story of the butterfly, then, well-known as it may be, furnishes a puzzling exception to some wide-reaching generalisations concerning animal development.
As already intimated, this narrowness of view had its compensations, for it deferred generalisations until some adequate foundations for these had been laid.
He thinks that they hide themselves behind long words, remote hypotheses or unreal generalisations.
In most of our own romances, and in the epics of antiquity, we have to be satisfied with vague and splendid generalisations.
One may make broad generalisations on the apparent situation and endeavour to solve it by those.
Generalisations, therefore, when based on a single instance, will soon forget it and shift their ground, as unchecked words shift their meaning.
All of our real indiscretions in life come in the form of generalisations.
Arnold knew very little Celtic, and his essay abounds in those airy generalisations which are so irritating to more plodding critics.
But, in part, it contains generalisations from experience.
But there are other factors in the problem which should make us beware of hasty generalisations.

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