1. to make a general statement or form a general opinion based on limited information
Usage: British spelling
2. to make something more general or widely applicable
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• She generalises about teenagers based on her experience with just a few students.
• It’s dangerous to generalise from such a small sample size.
• The theory generalises well to other similar situations.
• He tends to generalise his findings beyond what the data actually supports.
• The software generalises the process for different types of users.
• Don’t generalise about an entire culture based on one person’s behavior.