Definition of universalise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
make generalRare UK make something apply to all casesRare UK
- The policy aims to universalise healthcare access for everyone.
2.
conceptRare UK extend a concept to a broader contextRare UK
- The philosopher tried to universalise the ethical principles.
Origin of universalise
Latin, universalis (general)
Examples of universalise in a sentence
Efforts to universalise education have increased. She aimed to universalise the theory across cultures. The scientist sought to universalise the findings.
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- French:universaliser, étendre, ...
- German:verallgemeinern, auf alle anwenden, ...
- Italian:universalizzare, ...
- Spanish:universalizar, ampliar, ...
- Portuguese:universalizar, ampliar, ...
- Chinese:推广, 普及, ...
- Japanese:普遍化する, ...
- Arabic:عَمَّمَ, جعل عالمياً, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַחִיל, לְהַרְחִיב, ...
- Russian:универсализировать, распространить, ...
- Ukrainian:універсалізувати, поширювати, ...
- Hindi:सार्वभौमिक बनाना, विस्तारित करना, ...
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