Generalizations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GENERALIZATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• GENERALIZATION, the act of generalizing, also GENERALISATION
• the action of generalizing
• a general statement or concept obtained by inference from specific cases
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or process of generalizing

Words related to GENERALIZATIONS

generalization24

Words that contain GENERALIZATIONS

overgeneralizations32

How to use GENERALIZATIONS in a sentence

• And what is this fame? It is not that of a philosophical historian like Guizot, for his History is not marked by profound generalizations, or even thoughtful reflections.
• The charm of rhetorical elegance and broad generalizations gradually usurped the place of simple narrative and detailed statement.
• This is unquestionably one of the most comprehensive generalizations of modern times.
• So it is impossible to write of the French soldier as a single figure, or to make large generalizations about the armies of France.
• The common charge against him is of relying too exclusively upon such deductions, and declining altogether to be bound by the generalizations from specific experience which Mr.
• This time he had not begun with definitions and generalizations, but with a curiously subjective appeal.
• In other words, all of our generalizations applying to average pupils must be applied with a knowledge of the extent and range of variation from the average.
• Perhaps those most frequently employed are our generalizations regarding adolescence and its influences upon the mental and especially the emotional life of high-school pupils.
• It is such labors and such generalizations that have rendered his name illustrious in the history of mathematical science.
• But such generalizations, at all times perilous, become impossible in the changing currents of American life, which has as yet no quality of permanence.
• Caucasian proverbs rarely deal with verbal abstractions, personified virtues or vague intellectual generalizations.
• Inherited faith has been more directly affected by Biblical criticism than by the result of scientific investigation and the generalizations based thereon.
• But one may not dispose of the distinct hold of Christian Science upon its followers by such generalizations.
• There are no available statistics and generalizations are of doubtful value.
• But the war has shown how unsafe are such generalizations.
• Suppose, therefore, we drop generalizations, and confine ourselves to the particular instance.
• From profound generalizations upon society, he rises to make the duty of the individual most solemn and imperative.
• Whole chapters concern themselves with detailed discussions of motives, with exchanges of views, with generalizations abandoned as soon as they are made.
• I must return to the more prosaic generalizations of conservation and its relation to the products of cultivation with which this article began.
• Broad generalizations have been made from statistics gathered for at least seventy-five years.
• Generalizations have been made from a few poorly authenticated cases, and these generalizations have gone far beyond anything that the evidence can justify.
• The statistical material here brought together is fragmentary and not entirely satisfactory, but it is sufficient upon which to base some generalizations of scientific value.
• In the present immature stage of this science of Biblical Criticism there are, of course, plenty of speculations and guesses, of hasty generalizations and crude opinions.
• This should serve to put us on our guard against some of his other generalizations, which may be based on premises as purely theoretic.
• Let us now endeavour to make use of these generalizations and distinctions.
• They are generalizations of the average observation of a people.
• Their bold generalizations on the nature of matter and of the elements are still the wonder of chemists.
• Men turn more easily than women to the abstract generalizations of science.
• Manifestly so short a story must be mainly conclusions and generalizations with but meager indication of authorities and underlying arguments.

Similar words containing GENERALIZATION without suffix s

generalization24 overgeneralization31 overgeneralizations32

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