Generalized is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GENERALIZED in dictionary:

VERB:
• GENERALIZE, to give a general form to, also GENERALISE
• (of a disease) affecting much or all of the body
• make a general or broad statement by inferring from specific cases
• make (something) more widespread or widely applicable
ADJECTIVE:
• Comprising structural characters which are separated in more specialized forms; synthetic; as, a generalized type.
• not biologically differentiated or adapted to a specific function or environment
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• made general; not highly differentiated biologically nor strictly adapted to a particular environment

Words related to GENERALIZED

generalize20

Words that contain GENERALIZED

overgeneralized29

How to use GENERALIZED in a sentence

• The conception of the Creative Order may therefore be generalized as follows.
• These at first are more or less unformed and generalized in character, but are nevertheless perceived by the conscious mind, otherwise we should not be aware of them at all.
• Even our most generalized historical ideas are made emphatic only through association and observation.
• The main thing now is to grasp the generalized vision, and feel the authority of the abstract scheme of a statement self-secured by involving double negation.
• The consistency of the axiom of choice and of the generalized continuum-hypothesis with the axioms of set theory.
• Tables of the generalized exponential-integral functions.
• The Meaning of relativity, including the Generalized theory of gravitation.
• The experiences of that war must not, however, be overestimated or generalized.
• Amanda, on the other hand, generalized, and explained.
• Only in this way, so far as we may know, can the art be so generalized as to find ready application in his later life.
• The mathematician has generalized our experience for us, and that is all he has done.
• When he saw one evil of the Fathers, a mistake of the church, or a defect in her doctrine, he generalized it until he believed error to be the rule instead of the exception.
• Yet it was this same story-telling bent which long held me back while from time to time I generalized on gardening and on gardens other than my own.
• When the use of English has become generalized the difficulty now encountered in reaching the common people will largely disappear.
• Literature may move on the generalized linguistic plane or may be inseparable from specific linguistic conditions.
• Though it has no outward sign to indicate that it conveys more than a generalized idea, we do feel that there hangs about it a variable mist of added value.
• We are here concerned with the most fundamental and generalized features of the spirit, the technique, and the degree of elaboration of a given language.
• Their similarity goes beyond the generalized facts registered in the table.
• The proper medium of scientific expression is therefore a generalized language that may be defined as a symbolic algebra of which all known languages are translations.
• They appear rather as generalized heroes whose life and deeds represent that of an earlier period, magnified and extolled by succeeding generations.
• Action, the second great branch of life, is generalized by plot.
• Unerringly, she generalized from the microcosm of Warwickshire to the life of the world and guessed the universal human heart.
• Past the gate and into the street the generalized memories of a hundred such days with a hundred similar rains came to him.
• To make clear, however, the possibility of the disasters I have briefly described, an illustration may answer better than any length of generalized statements.
• For these ideas, however generalized, will set up profound changes in the mind that receives them.
• When the experience of this war can be generalized, a more positive pontoon-system will be exacted for our service.
• This is nature worship but the worship of nature generalized, not of some bold rock or mysterious rustling tree.
• Now we have formed a generalized conception, based on this universal method, of the sort of consciousness we are likely to have when we pass out of the physical body.

Similar words containing GENERALIZ without suffix ed

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