generalise

Do not generalise.

Good advice is always better, but you can't generalise.

I guess I should generalise that to say that, you know, I would never just outwardly attack a journalist, other than, if I felt that there was a journalist in my mind, that was acting unethically.

I hate men. -Don't generalise.

It was difficult to generalise from animals to humans because of the very different dosages, the way it was administered and the patterns of use over time.

Do not generalise.

Good advice is always better, but you can't generalise.

I guess I should generalise that to say that, you know, I would never just outwardly attack a journalist, other than, if I felt that there was a journalist in my mind, that was acting unethically.

I hate men. -Don't generalise.

It was difficult to generalise from animals to humans because of the very different dosages, the way it was administered and the patterns of use over time.

In them, he detailed how he'd taken Gauss's ideas on curved surfaces, and generalised them, so that they applied not only to curved two-dimensional surfaces, but the curvature of space in any dimension.

Really, your insolence appears so generalised, one chooses not to take it personally.

There's generalised peritonitis with loculated pus just everywhere - the pelvis... ..paracolic gutters...

Three months ago, he had a secondary generalised fit at work, losing consciousness.

We have three generalised vaccines.