Plural of generalcy; statements or ideas that are general rather than specific or particular.
From 'general' plus '-cy' (suffix meaning state or condition), made plural with '-ies.' This form emphasizes the abstract qualities of being general or nonspecific.
The word 'generalcy' sounds fancy but it's really about how boring statements are—when someone says 'people are different' instead of 'Swedish people prefer quiet and Mexican people prefer fiesta,' they're speaking in generalcies!
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