generalia (Meaning)

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generalia (n. pl.)

Generalities; general terms.

Synonyms & Antonyms of generalia

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generalia Sentence Examples

  1. The generalia of the case were relatively straightforward and undisputed.
  2. The attorney presented a thorough summary of the facts, focusing on the generalia of the matter.
  3. The court issued a brief order addressing only the generalia of the lawsuit.
  4. The generalia of the crime were well-known to the police, but details remained elusive.
  5. The investigative report contained a detailed account of the generalia of the incident.
  6. The witness provided a generalia of the incident, stating only what they observed.
  7. The generalia of the accident were captured on a traffic surveillance camera.
  8. The generalia of the contract were agreed upon before any specific terms were discussed.
  9. The generalia of the witness's testimony were consistent with other accounts.
  10. The prosecutor's opening statement focused on the generalia of the case, establishing the essential elements of the charges.

FAQs About the word generalia

Generalities; general terms.

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The generalia of the case were relatively straightforward and undisputed.

The attorney presented a thorough summary of the facts, focusing on the generalia of the matter.

The court issued a brief order addressing only the generalia of the lawsuit.

The generalia of the crime were well-known to the police, but details remained elusive.