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To make a general statement about people or things, often ignoring important differences or exceptions.

To form a general rule, principle, or conclusion from particular cases, evidence, or examples.

To treat a result, idea, or method as valid in a wider range of situations or for a wider group than the original one.

To make a description, representation, or design more general by removing specific details or special cases.

To say something about a whole group, situation, or set of things based on a limited number of examples, often making it too simple or not fully accurate.

To infer a general principle, rule, or pattern from specific examples, cases, or data, especially in academic or scientific work.

To change a definition, rule, or description so that it is less detailed and applies to a wider range of cases.

To derive a general principle or conclusion from particular examples or observations; to reason inductively.