Definition of universalize - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
general applicationRare US make something applicable to all situationsRare US
- The policy aims to universalize healthcare access.
2.
concept extensionRare US extend a concept to have universal relevanceRare US
- The philosopher sought to universalize the ethical principle.
Origin of universalize
Latin, universalis (general)
Examples of universalize in a sentence
Efforts to universalize the law met with resistance. He aimed to universalize the concept of human rights. The author tried to universalize the theme of love in her book.
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- French:universaliser, étendre, ...
- German:universalisieren, ...
- Italian:universalizzare, ...
- Spanish:universalizar, ...
- Portuguese:universalizar, ...
- Chinese:普及, 普世化, ...
- Japanese:普遍化する, 広める, ...
- Arabic:عَمَّمَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַכְלִיל, לְהַפְכוֹת לְכְּלָלִי, ...
- Russian:универсализировать, обобщать, ...
- Ukrainian:універсалізувати, універсалізовувати, ...
- Hindi:सार्वभौमिक बनाना, विस्तार करना, ...
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