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Meanings of universals in English
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всеобщее In metaphysics, repeatable or recurrent entities that can be instantiated or exemplified by many particular things.
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Usage of universals in English
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Let us go for universals; for the magnetism, not for the needles.
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At his best, Bergman touches on those universals of joy and terror.
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In it all real things are individuals, not universals, as Plato thought.
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Thus there is immediate knowledge concerning universals as well as concerning sense-data.
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Many universals, like many particulars, are only known to us by description.
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We are now in the realm of universals, the domain of living realities.
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The universals which are detached from sense are reconstructed in science.
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Cooking, on the industrial level, was consumed with the search for human universals.
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Hence it is that good and truth are called the universals of creation.
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Howard Moskowitz stood up to the Platonists and said there are no universals.
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He had mastered the trick of making universals sound like specifics.
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There are very few nearly human universals and this is one of them.
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I never govern myself-norational man ever did govern himself-byabstractions and universals.
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How, while mankind were disputing about universals, could they classify phenomena?
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Terrestrial parochials are an endless source of ideas for new universals, hence new aliens.
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There is a similar hierarchy in the region of universals.
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