ungeneral
ungeneral adjective: not general.
Adjective
ungeneral (comparative more ungeneral, superlative most ungeneral)
- Not general.
- […] but in the mind of a layman this knowledge is unorganized and ungeneral — the linguist's task is to organize it and reduce it to a maximally simple, general system […]1979, Geoffrey Sampson, Liberty and Language, page 187
Forms of ungeneral
| comparative | more ungeneral |
|---|---|
| superlative | most ungeneral |
Origin of ungeneral
From un- + general.
Questions about ungeneral
- What does ungeneral mean?
- Ungeneral means not general.
- What part of speech is ungeneral?
- Ungeneral is an adjective.
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