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generalization

noun as in generality

noun as in induction

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However, until now, it wasn't clear whether stress played a role in memory generalization.

Admittedly, that is a generalization, but it’s one worth making.

Just as Moore’s Law helped chip designers predict and plan for the future, its generalizations provide guideposts that can help us ensure that the energy transition proceeds not just quickly but also smoothly and profitably.

Others criticized Vance for his generalizations, with the New Republic calling the onetime fierce critic of Trump a “false prophet of blue America.”

Massive generalizations about diverse populations undermine more reasonable arguments about the harm done consciously by government policy.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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