Universality is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNIVERSALITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being universal
• the quality of being true in or appropriate for all situations
• the quality of involving or being shared by all people or things in the world or in a particular group
• The quality or state of being universal; unlimited extension or application; generality; -- distinguished from particularity; as, the unversality of a proposition; the unversality of sin; the unversality of the Deluge.
• the quality of being universal; existing everywhere
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being universal

Words related to UNIVERSALITY

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How to use UNIVERSALITY in a sentence

• The universality of its employment sufficed to assure me of its intrinsic value, and spared me the necessity of submitting it to analysis.
• The first of these is universality, that is, the appeal to the widest human interests and the simplest human emotions.
• But having more to say of this in the chapters where I shall speak of general and real knowledge, this may here suffice as to the universality of our knowledge in general.
• Induction has the advantage of increasing knowledge, but it leads only to empirical and comparative, not to strict universality.
• In it she gives a most expressive utterance to her ideas about the universality of law and the influence of tradition.
• Its religious universality ought consistently to protect it from intolerance.
• And here comes in the crucial question which concerns something more than universality of opportunity, quality of opportunity.
• I cannot establish the fact and the universality of this institution better than by the following letter addressed by Dr.
• Eppingwells should, in certain ways, fall short of universality.
• And it is precisely upon universality of adoption that the great use of an international language will depend.
• Even tho their plays have proved to possess universality and permanence, they were in the beginning frankly local in their appeal.
• On the whole then, we assert, that the fact of the universality of human sacrifice amongst the various nations of the world is perfectly well authenticated.
• The very fact, however, that the Logos in Jesus Christ has condescended so to act is to Origen a proof of the universality of Christianity.
• May it be the first nation to proclaim the universality of mankind.
• Burke approached the idea, but he seemed not to comprehend its universality.
• A survey of European literature is a testimony to the universality of his influence.
• Universality of the belief in a soul and a future state shown by the aboriginal tongues, by expressed opinions, and by sepulchral rites.
• The permanence and universality of his reputation are largely due to this fact.
• There is no more striking general fact about language than its universality.
• The universality and the diversity of speech lead to a significant inference.
• The universality shown might prove merely that all had agreed to what had been proposed by the leaders, and would leave untouched the merits of the case.
• This expectation of universality is not shared by all the religions of the earth.
• There are certain great living religions which make this claim of universality.
• Its universality is a chief constituent of its excellence.
• But when the universality of the Church has once been established in point of extension, it begins to be also asserted in point of intensity.
• It is easy to parade with a high talk of Parliamentary rights, of the universality of legislative powers, and of uniform taxation.
• But such variety is not so necessary to Quakers, on account of their peculiar tenets, and the universality of their education, as to others.
• What Confucius taught under the fifth relation is not universality, and, as compared to the teachings of Jesus, is moonlight, not sunlight.

Similar words containing IVERSAL without suffix ity and without prefix un

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