généralise
Généralise is the present tense form of the French verb généraliser, used for the third person singular (il/elle généralise) or as the imperative form in the familiar command (généralise). The verb means to make something more general or to apply a result, rule, or principle to a broader set of cases rather than to a single instance. It also denotes the act of deriving a general principle from particular facts or observations, as in generalizing a finding from a study.
Etymology and related forms: généraliser comes from the adjective général, itself from Latin generalis, meaning of
Usage and nuances: In scientific and mathematical writing, généraliser is used to describe extending conclusions from
See also: généralisation, généralisable, général, généralité, and the related concept of généralisation in philosophy or logic.