generalize in Greek
generalize in Greek is γενικεύω — generalize means to talk about something in broad, vague terms, without going into detail.
generalize in Greek
γενικεύω
Pronounced: genikevo
To infer or induce from specific cases to more general cases or principles.
What does "generalize" mean?
- verb To talk about something in broad, vague terms, without going into detail.
- verb To work out a wider rule or pattern by looking at particular examples.
- verb (medicine) To spread through the whole body, rather than staying in one place.
- verb To arrive at a broad idea or rule by reasoning from individual facts.
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What is "generalize" in Greek?
"generalize" in Greek is γενικεύω. generalize means: To talk about something in broad, vague terms, without going into detail.
How do you pronounce γενικεύω?
"generalize" in Greek is γενικεύω, pronounced "genikevo".
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