English to Igbo Meaning of generality - generality

Generality :

generality

noun

ọha na eze, ndị mmadụ, ọha, isi, umi, oké njọ, ahụ, obi

Generalities :: n'ozuzu yaGenerality :: generality

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Definitions of generality in English

Noun(1) an idea or conclusion having general application(2) the quality of being general or widespread or having general applicability

Examples of generality in English

(1) And we might learn also that our neighbors, and even the generality of our fellow citizens (both actual and potential) have better angels of their own.(2) Our experiment explores the generality of these results by asking whether blue jays choose short-term consequences in equivalent patch and self-control situations.(3) But the fact that the generality of barrister pupils have been unpaid, not just in the distant past but also in modern times, is in our view of significance in determining whether a relationship of or equivalent to apprenticeship exists.(4) appropriate to the generality of laymen(5) But the generality of the population is not embarrassed by wearing traditional, merely functional, clothing, appropriate to their trades.(6) Much of what the generality of writers have to say is dull and inept, so that it is fortunate English prose has developed a method for making their pronouncements at least sound graceful.(7) This result could be due to particular environmental synchronizing factors in Finland, but further studies on noncyclic species are necessary to assess the generality of our conclusion.(8) Conciseness is also at a sufficiently high level of generality to provide the flexibility so a right is open to reinterpretation over time from many perspectives.(9) Acceptance of the generality of a link between social policy and education should not, however, blind us to the effects of particular proposals.(10) His sentence, therefore, isn't necessarily a precedent for the generality of other cases of corruption.(11) It is friendship, when a man can say to himself, I love this man without respect of utility; I am open-hearted to him; I single him from the generality of those with whom I live; I make him a portion of my own wishes.(12) Without prejudice to the generality of the power conferred by section 411 those rules may contain any such provision as is specified in schedule 8 to the Act.(13) Further research on species with an extensive dietary specialisation should be conducted to test the generality of this finding for lizards.(14) In particular, and without limiting the generality of that proposition, the following circumstances would ordinarily warrant the making of an application.(15) Only if treatment is offered to a population can the outcome be expected to reflect the generality of population based data.(16) He always tried to formulate his results at their natural level of generality , so that their full power was exhibited, without their content being obscured by over-elaboration.

Related Phrases of generality

(1) generality ::

generality

Related Phrases of generality

(1) generality ::

generality

Synonyms

Noun

1. generalization ::

generalization

2. universality ::

universality

Antonyms

1. minority ::

nta

Different Forms

generalities, generality

English to Igbo Dictionary: generality

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