Generality is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GENERALITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being general
• a statement or principle having general rather than specific validity or force
• the quality or state of being general
• the majority
• The state of being general; the quality of including species or particulars.
• That which is general; that which lacks specificalness, practicalness, or application; a general or vague statement or phrase.
• The main body; the bulk; the greatest part; as, the generality of a nation, or of mankind.
• an idea or conclusion having general application
• the quality of being general or widespread or having general applicability

Words related to GENERALITY

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How to use GENERALITY in a sentence

• But this declaration is erroneous in its generality.
• The generality of these rocks do not, however, yield so rich a soil as might be expected from their origin.
• But, in the generality of cases, physiognomy is a sound and faithful science, and tells us, if not, alas! what the man might have been, still what he has become.
• Let us therefore talk no more of instinct or nature, which are but fine empty names in the mouth of the generality that pronounce them.
• But it is meant to show the character of Shelley in a more amiable light than that in which it is contemplated by the generality of people.
• And this charge applies, we apprehend, to the generality of what are strictly called novels, with even more justice than to romances.
• They inherit submission, and the minds of the generality accommodate themselves more or less to any posture.
• With the approach of maturity came routine and responsibility for the whites, routine alone for the generality of the blacks.
• This wind is a liquor of English manufacture, and its flavor is thought very delicious by the generality of the English, who drink it in great quantities.
• The predominant trait, however, in her character was timidity and a terror of a hundred trifles, which, in the generality of her sex, would occasion only indifference or laughter.
• We have seen hats that bring the owners to the recollection far more forcibly than the generality of portraits.
• There are a few little shops, a few old houses, but the generality have their doors closed.
• This was the Means which the Generality of the People of God had to know his Will.
• Its value consists principally in the kernel of the nut, the consumption of which is very great, being an essential ingredient in the generality of their dishes.
• It is a natural reflection which is made by Plato elsewhere, that the two extremes of human character are rarely met with, and that the generality of mankind are between them.
• The generality of doubt is not philosophical but practical.
• I have a theory that all children possess genius, and that it dies out in the generality of mortals, abiding only with people whose genius the world is forced to recognise.
• At that time, men of genius and of enlarged minds had adopted the principles of liberty, which were as yet pretty much unknown to the generality of the people.
• Their conduct on this occasion was so flagrant as to attract the notice of the common people, and inspire the generality of the nation with disgust.
• The generality of people form their judgment of education by slight and sudden appearances, which is certainly a wrong way of determining.
• We do not mean that vagueness and generality are essential to poetical description.
• All positive results of theoretical inquiry, all principles, rules, and methods, are the more wanting in generality and positive truth the more they become positive doctrine.
• The generality of the men, and more than the generality are dull and empty.
• Nay, I am pleased with myself, too, for having formed the same opinions with you on several points, in which we do not agree with the generality of men.
• But were we to speak to the generality of parents, I fear this would be an almost insuperable objection to a home education.
• One must not be misled by the generality of the phrase used in chapter 39, and think it unimportant because it looks simple.
• I saw but few beggars, and those whom I met were less ragged than the generality of their class.
• Ideas as they lose generality gain in intensity, but in the history of art this has not proved a compensation.
• And we must not limit the generality of this proposition.
• Unlike the generality of John Smiths and of modern Virginians, the brave soldier found here a kindred spirit.

Similar words containing GENERAL without suffix ity

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