Generalization is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GENERALIZATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of generalizing, also GENERALISATION
• a general statement or concept obtained by inference from specific cases
• the action of generalizing
• The act or process of generalizing; the act of bringing individuals or particulars under a genus or class; deduction of a general principle from particulars.
• A general inference.
• reasoning from detailed facts to general principles
• an idea or conclusion having general application
• the process of formulating general concepts by abstracting common properties of instances
• (psychology) transfer of a response learned to one stimulus to a similar stimulus
• the act of generalizing
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or process of generalizing

Words related to GENERALIZATION

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Words that contain GENERALIZATION

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How to use GENERALIZATION in a sentence

• In fact, a more feebly supported generalization from more insufficient data it is hard to conceive.
• Thus, a stand could be taken against the generalization of science on the firm ground of historical fact.
• He had a remarkable analytical power, and also the power of generalization.
• Can you see the relation of these facts to the generalization? Can you tell where the people of the two sections of the state came from? PART II.
• And if a poison is in common use, we must embrace all the results of such use in a perfect generalization before we can decide impartially.
• It is but fair to apply an equally large generalization to tobacco.
• It is only, however, in a broad sense that this generalization is now thought to hold good.
• Already he had made the generalization that of the two, the captain was the superior god, giving many orders that the mate obeyed.
• Likewise, had he been capable of such generalization, he would have decided that the white-gods had not yet all of them passed into the nothingness.
• This truth, established by Agassiz, has, more than any other, enlightened the history of creation, and prepared for the generalization by which the whole may be comprehended.
• Everywhere attempts at ill-founded generalization are encountered.
• His masterly powers of analysis, of reasoning, of generalization, are always adequately exhibited by a corresponding mastery of expression.
• The very hopes of man, the thoughts of his heart, the religion of nations, the manners and morals of mankind are all at the mercy of a new generalization.
• Generalization is always a new influx of the divinity into the mind.
• He truly explains to Socrates that he has attained the conception of ideas by a process of generalization.
• Still we retain the word as a convenient generalization, though not without a double sense, substance, and essence, derived from the two-fold translation of the Greek ousia.
• But then the remark was, after all, a generalization.
• There may be an element of truth in this charge, but as a generalization it is utterly false.
• Second, many are collectors of facts, without studying their relations, or are destitute of the genius for generalization.
• He asked one or two questions about them, and gave a rapid generalization of the history of France at that time.
• A broader experience frequently shows that the hastily made generalization will not hold.
• Her knowledge of Moses Ansell had misled her into too sweeping a generalization.
• The event of highest generalization or universality, in the form of those mineral veins, is fracture and dislocation.
• Rising readily to generalization, still his intellect is more specific than generic.
• Western civilization is part and parcel of this generalization.
• In the search for the generalization or principle which will explain the problem, a process of acceptance and rejection is involved.
• After children have discovered the generalization or principle involved, it is well to have them state definitely the inference which they make.
• Let us add the wider generalization that it is an indispensable preliminary to the closer union of all the English-speaking races.
• All the foregoing leads to the generalization that the higher the frequency, the less the opposition of a capacity to an alternating current.
• A little consideration will show that this is not a mere fancy, but a self-obvious generalization, the contrary to which it is impossible to conceive.
• We shall rise to a larger generalization of the Law of Cause and Effect.
• The answer to that question would be a generalization as wide as humanity.

Similar words containing GENERALIZA without suffix tion

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