GENERALATES | • GENERALATE n. the office of a general. |
GENERALCIES | • generalcies n. Plural of generalcy. • GENERALCY n. the rank of general. |
GENERALISED | • generalised adj. Alternative spelling of generalized. • generalised v. Simple past tense and past participle of generalise. • GENERALISE v. to make a general statement, also GENERALIZE. |
GENERALISER | • generaliser n. Alternative form of generalizer. • GENERALISER n. one who generalises, also GENERALIZER. |
GENERALISES | • generalises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of generalise. • GENERALISE v. to make a general statement, also GENERALIZE. |
GENERALISMS | • generalisms n. Plural of generalism. • GENERALISM n. the practice of studying many different things rather than specializing in one subject. |
GENERALISTS | • generalists n. Plural of generalist. • GENERALIST n. a person whose knowledge and skills are not restricted to one particular field. |
GENERALIZED | • generalized adj. Made more general, less specialized. • generalized adj. (Medicine) Spread throughout or affecting the entire body or body part. • generalized v. Simple past tense and past participle of generalize. |
GENERALIZER | • generalizer n. One who, or that which, generalizes. • GENERALIZER n. one who generalizes, also GENERALISER. |
GENERALIZES | • generalizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of generalize. • GENERALIZE v. to give a general form to, also GENERALISE. |
GENERALLING | • generalling v. Present participle of general. • GENERAL v. to act as a military officer. |
GENERALNESS | • generalness n. The quality of being general, of having wide applicability. • GENERALNESS n. the quality of being general. |
GENERALSHIP | • generalship n. The position or office of a general. • generalship n. The term of office of a military general. • generalship n. The skills or performance of a good general; military leadership, strategy. |
OUTGENERALS | • outgenerals v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outgeneral. • OUTGENERAL v. to surpass in terms of military command. |