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Verb: universalise  ,yoo-nu'vur-su,lIz
Usage: Brit (N. Amer: universalize)
  1. Make universal
    "This author's stories universalise old themes";
    - universalize

Derived forms: universalising, universalises, universalised

Type of: extrapolate, generalise [Brit], generalize, infer

Encyclopedia: Universalise

Nearest

universal metre
Universal Product Code
universal proposition
universal quantifier
universal resource locator
universal set
universal solvent
universal suffrage
universal time
universal veil
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universe
universe of discourse
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university extension