általnyújtott

általnyújtott is a Hungarian word that translates to "generally extended" or "broadly accepted" in English. It is often used in legal and political contexts to describe a principle, law, or practice that has widespread acceptance or application. The word is formed by combining "által" (by, through, general) and "nyújtott" (extended, provided).

In legal terminology, "általnyújtott" can refer to a legal principle that has been established and applied consistently across various cases, or a law that has broad applicability to a wide range of situations. For example, a court might refer to an "általnyújtott" interpretation of a statute.

Politically, the term can describe a widely held consensus or a policy that has general support among the population or within a political body. It suggests a level of common understanding or agreement that transcends specific individual opinions.

The concept of "általnyújtott" implies a degree of established norm or practice that is not necessarily universal but is significantly prevalent and recognized within its relevant domain. It signifies a state of being widely adopted or applied, rather than something that is strictly mandatory or universally enforced.