Generalizable
Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 87
jen'-er-al-ize-a-bl,a. that can be generalized, alining, or of reducing particulars to generals, or inference of general applicability. to general, or species to genus;to infer a general principle from particular instances. general; skill in a military commander; dexterous management; management. a line, or a surface conceived of as, by its motion, generating a line, a surface, or a solid [Math.] similar;to cause to be; to bring in to life; to produce (L. genero, to beget, from genus, a kind). production; a single succe ion in natural descent, as the children of the same parents; an age; the people living at the same time; a series of descendants from the same stock; a race; offspring. Spontaneous generation, the presumed production of a plant or an animal without derivation from a parent. rating or propagating its own species; prolific. rates or produces; a ve el in which steam is generated; the principal sound or sounds by which others are produced [Mus.] cally, je-ner -e-kal-le, ad. with regard to a genus. Generical ne , je-ner' -e-kal-nes, s. the quality of being generic. generous; liberality; noblene ; magnanimity. noble nature; magnanimous; honourable; liberal; munificent; courageous; full of spirit; invigorating; overflowing; abundant. Generously, jen'-er-us-le, ad. in a generous manner. Generousne , jen'-er-usnes, s. the quality of being generous. of generation (Gr. genesis, and logos, science). first book of the Old Testament; the formation of a line, plane, or solid, by the motion of a point, line, or surface [Math.] (Gr. gennao, to produce.) common in Spain (Sp.)
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